Tissot Couturier Grande Date

Introduction

Thank you for choosing a TISSOT® watch, one of the world's leading watchmaking companies. Crafted with high-quality materials and components, TISSOT® watches offer features such as water resistance and resistance to external factors like temperature fluctuations and dust. Your watch is equipped with a perpetual calendar mechanism, automatically accounting for the number of days in each month and leap years. To ensure your watch provides years of precise and flawless operation, please read the advice in this booklet carefully.

Watch Indications and Functions

The watch face displays the following:

• 1. Hour hand
• 2. Minute hand
• 3. Digital display (controlled by button)
• 4. Button

Button Operations:

• [single press]
• [multiple presses]
• [press and hold for 2 seconds]
• [press and hold for 6 seconds]
• [long press]

Additional symbols indicate:

• [duration of display in seconds]
• [timeout - exit setting mode]

Setting the Watch

Setting the Date

Diagrams illustrate setting the date. A 3-second press adjusts the date, while a 0.5-second press advances it. The watch features a perpetual calendar mechanism that automatically accounts for the number of days in a month and leap years.

Setting Hours and Minutes

Diagrams show setting hours and minutes. A 2-second press adjusts the hour, and a 0.5-second press advances the minutes.

Setting List

Use the following sequence for all settings:

• J: Browse settings list
• 24: Enter editing mode (digital display flashes)
• HH: Set hour
• MM: Set minute
• SS: Set seconds*
• YY: Set year**
• MM: Set month**
• DD: Set day of the week**
• 59: Synchronization mode
• [adjust value symbol]: Adjust value
• [exit setting mode symbol]: Exit setting mode after a few seconds
• [energy saving mode symbol]: Energy saving mode (sleep)

Notes:

• *When setting seconds, exiting setting mode occurs after 30 seconds. During this time, pressing the button can reset the seconds.
• **These functions are for setting the perpetual calendar date.

Time Adjustment

Daylight Saving Time

Diagrams show how to quickly switch between summer and winter time using a 4-second press.

Synchronization

This procedure is used if the time on the digital display does not match the hands, or if the hands are not precisely at 12 o'clock in setting mode. Diagrams show a sequence of button presses (6-second press, 2-second press, 4-second press) to synchronize the hands.

Watch Care and Maintenance

Energy Saving Mode

If the watch is not to be worn for several weeks, it is recommended to activate the energy saving mode before storing it. This stops power to the oscillator, prolonging battery life. Diagrams show entering and exiting standby/waiting mode.

General Care Instructions

Regular cleaning with a soft cloth dampened with warm soapy water is recommended (except for leather straps). Rinse with fresh water and dry thoroughly after contact with salt water. Avoid extreme temperatures, humidity, direct sunlight, and magnetic fields. It is recommended to have the watch serviced every 3-4 years at an authorized Tissot service center to maintain warranty and ensure optimal technical service. Tissot quartz watches offer exceptional accuracy, with a typical battery life of over two years.

Battery Replacement

When the battery reaches its end-of-life (EOL), the display will flash and backlight intensity will decrease. If the battery is completely depleted (EOE), the watch automatically enters energy saving mode. The battery must be replaced by authorized Tissot service center specialists. The battery type is a CR2032 lithium coin cell.

End-of-Life and Disposal

This symbol indicates that the product should not be disposed of with household waste. Quartz watches must be returned to a local authorized collection and recycling center. This contributes to protecting the environment and human health, and helps conserve natural resources. *This provision applies only to EU member states and other countries with corresponding legislation.