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Table of contents for the manual
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Page 1
Calibr e 8700 Series (mvt. cal. E870) Quick Refer ence Upper Right Button (A) Lower Right Button (B) Crown Function Hand Day of W eek Scale Leap Y ear Scale Mode Hand (either tip activates mode) Month Scale Dial Ring Seconds/Minutes T rack 24-Hour Hand Hour Hand Second Hand Minute Hand Alarm ON/OFF Scale 24-Hour Scale Date[...]
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Calibr e 8700 Series (mvt. cal. E870) Quick Refer ence Upper Right Button (A) Lower Right Button (B) Crown Function Hand Day of W eek Scale Leap Y ear Scale Mode Hand (either tip activates mode) Month Scale Dial Ring Seconds/Minutes T rack 24-Hour Hand Hour Hand Second Hand Minute Hand Alarm ON/OFF Scale 24-Hour Scale Date[...]
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Page 3
MODELS – BL80** Calibre 8700 Series Mvt. Cal. No. E870 FEATURES Light Powered Time Perpetual Calendar Alarm Dual Time BENEFITS Environmentally Clean Energy Source Displays 12/24 Systems Accurate to the year 2100 Daily Alarm Second time zone IMPORTANT NOTE: If you suspect a malfunction, first check the 0-pos[...]
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Setting Instructions for BL80** Calibre 8700 Series Cal. No. E870 ZERO-POSITION CHECK PROCEDURE 1.) If your timepiece malfunctions in som e way or completely looses power, it will be necessary to first check the Zero Position of the hands. 2.) To begin, pull the crown out one ‘click’. 3.) Next turn the crown clockwise or counterclockwise, so th[...]
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ALL RESET and 0-POSITIONING CORRECTION PROCEDURE 1) First, pull the crown out one ‘click’. 2) Next turn the crown clockwise or counterclockwise so that either tip of the Mode hand is pointing to L- TM or Local Time mode. 3) Push the crown in one ‘click’ to the closed position. 4) When the hands have stopped moving, pull the crown out two ?[...]
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5.) Be sure to set time to the correct AM/PM. by referring to the 24 hour hand. (AM time is indicated when the 24 hour hand points between 24 to 12. PM time is indicated when the 24 hour hand points between12 to 24) 6.) After setting time, push the crown in two ‘clicks’ to the closed position to finalize time setting. This completes the setting[...]
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Page 7
3.) Turn the crown clockwise or counterclockwise to move the mode hand so that either tip is pointing to ‘ALM’ or Alarm Mode. The Hour, Minute and 24 Hour hands will move to the current alarm time set in memor y. 4.) Now pull the crown out one additional ‘click’ to the Alarm time setting position. The alarm will automatically be activated a[...]
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SETING THE LOCAL TIME 1) The L-TM or local time function allows the time to be set and displayed for a different tim e zone other than your own. It can be set in 1-hour increments only. 2) To begin, pull the crown out one ‘click’. 3) Now turn your crown clockwise or counterclockwise so that either tip of the Mode hand is pointing to ‘L-TM’ [...]