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DOUBLE MOVEMENT (MECHANICAL WATCH & ANALOGUE QUARTZ WATCH) [XC]
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This watch uses two movements, each of which can adjust time independently.
- Disk display: This section is an automatic-winding mechanical watch (with a hand-winding mechanism).
- Hands display: This section is an analogue quartz watch.
Product Example
Automatic winding mechanical watch (with a hand winding mechanism): Shows a watch face with an inner ring, an outer ring with numbers, and a disk display featuring rotating rings for hours and minutes. A crown is visible.
Analogue quartz watch: Shows a traditional watch face with hour, minute, and second hands, and a date window. The hands indicate the time.
Supplementary notes for the disk display (Part of the automatic-winding mechanical watch)
It displays the time in hours and minutes using different disks.
HOW TO USE THE WATCH
Names and functions of individual component parts
- Hour disk: A rotating disk displaying hour numbers.
- Time reading indicator: A marker, often a pointer or line, that indicates the current time on the disk display.
- Crown: Used for setting the time and date.
- Minute disk: A rotating disk displaying minute numbers.
- Second hand: A hand on the analogue display that indicates seconds.
- Date indicator: A window or display showing the current date.
Component positions:
- 0 step: Normal position.
- 1st step: Date adjustment.
- 2nd step: Time adjustment.
Note: The position of the crown and date indicator, and the shapes of the date indicator and hands may vary depending on the model.
HOW TO READ THE TIME
The current time is indicated by the [time indicator] which points to the numbers for the time set.
The minute disk and hour disk are interlocking such that they move together, similar to a standard watch hand display. Consequently, the hour disk display may not point directly at the right number; either disk may be shifted slightly ahead or behind.
For example, for a time of 8:30 a.m., the indicator points at 30 on the minute disk and lies between 08 and 09 on the hour disk.
Example time display:
- 8:00: The time indicator points to 00 on the minute disk and 8 on the hour disk.
- 8:30: The time indicator points to 30 on the minute disk and between 8 and 9 on the hour disk.
- 8:50: The time indicator points to 50 on the minute disk and between 8 and 9 on the hour disk.
When setting the time, first move the disks back a few minutes before the current time and then slowly advance the disks to the correct time. Please refer to the "HOW TO READ THE TIME" section for further details and ensure the time and date are adjusted correctly.
HOW TO SET THE MONTHLY CALENDAR [TYPE-B]
Some models feature a calendar function using an inner ring or bezel on the exterior of the case to indicate the date. The monthly calendar is operated by turning the crown to set the rotating ring inside the watchcase and aligning it with the day of the week printed on the dial.
Turn the crown to align the first day of the month with the appropriate day of the week.
Note: When setting the first day of the month, if the days at the end of the month (e.g., 31st) align with the section of the dial that does not have the days of the week printed (typically the 3-4 o'clock side), the days of the week will not be indicated at the end of the month.
The position of the inner ring crown and details of the date indicator may vary depending on the model.
