Orient Watch User Manual
Water Resistance
Orient watches are designed with varying degrees of water resistance to suit different activities.
- 50M (5 ATM): Suitable for daily wear, splashes, and light rain.
- 100M (10 ATM): Suitable for swimming and snorkeling.
- 150M (15 ATM): Suitable for water sports and shallow water activities.
- 200M (20 ATM): Suitable for scuba diving.
To maintain water resistance, ensure the crown is fully pushed in or screwed down. Avoid operating buttons or the crown underwater.
Key Functions and Operations
Setting the Time
To set the time:
- Pull the crown out to the second click position.
- Rotate the crown to adjust the hour and minute hands.
- Push the crown back to the normal position to secure the setting.
Note: The time setting process often involves aligning hands within a 12-hour cycle, typically between 10:00 PM and 2:00 AM for accurate AM/PM indication.
Setting the Date
To set the date:
- Pull the crown out to the first click position.
- Rotate the crown to select the desired date.
- Push the crown back to the normal position.
It is recommended to set the date when the time is between 1:00 AM and 11:00 PM to prevent incorrect date changes.
Alarm Function
If your watch is equipped with an alarm:
- Set the alarm time by rotating the crown in the alarm setting mode.
- Activate or deactivate the alarm using the designated button.
Refer to specific model diagrams for precise button operations.
World Time Function
Many Orient watches feature a world time function, allowing you to check the time in different cities globally. Time zones are displayed with city codes and their respective offsets from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
Time Zone Reference
| City | Time Zone Offset (from GMT) |
|---|---|
| GMT | 0 |
| PARIS (PAR) | +1 |
| CAIRO (CIA) | +2 |
| MOSCOW (MOW) | +3 |
| DUBAI (DXB) | +4 |
| KARACHI (KHI) | +5 |
| DHAKA (DAC) | +6 |
| BANGKOK (BKK) | +7 |
| HONG KONG (HKG) | +8 |
| TOKYO (TYO) | +9 |
| SYDNEY (SYD) | +10 |
| NOUMEA (NOU) | +11 |
| WELLINGTON (WLG) | +12 |
| MIDWAY (MDY) | -11 |
| HONOLULU (HNL) | -10 |
| ANCHORAGE (ANC) | -9 |
| LOS ANGELES (LAX) | -8 |
| DENVER (DEN) | -7 |
| CHICAGO (CHI) | -6 |
| NEW YORK (NYC) | -5 |
| Santiago (Chile) | -4 |
| RIO DE JANEIRO (RIO) | -3 |
| AZORES | -1 |
| Cape Verde | -1 |
Note: Time zone offsets may vary due to Daylight Saving Time.
Model Specific Details
Specific models like DH 48K, EY 46H, FA 46K, and FB 46L may have unique features or operational nuances.
Model DH 48K
This model features specific indicators and specifications. The layout typically includes a watch face with time and date display, alongside side-mounted buttons for function control. Associated numbers like 21, 23, and 24- may refer to specific technical specifications or components.
Model EY 46H
The EY 46H model offers similar functionality with a design focused on user accessibility. It displays essential information clearly and provides intuitive controls.
Model FA 46K
This model is designed for clarity and ease of use, featuring a standard watch face and operational buttons that facilitate quick access to its functions.
Model FB 46L
The FB 46L watch presents a user-friendly interface with controls positioned for efficient operation, ensuring a seamless user experience.
General Operational Diagram Description
The watch typically utilizes buttons labeled A through I to access various functions:
- Button A: Controls function E.
- Button B: Controls function A.
- Button C: Controls function D.
- Button D: Controls function G.
- Button E: Controls function C.
- Button F: Controls function B.
- Button G: Controls function F.
- Button H: Controls function G.
- Button I: Controls function B.
The '24-' designation often relates to the 24-hour time format display.
24-Hour Format and Time Synchronization
The watch supports a 24-hour time format for clear display of time throughout the day. For optimal accuracy, synchronize the watch time with a reliable reference source.
Time Synchronization Example:
When setting the time, you might be guided to align it with a reference point, such as 5:00 AM GMT or 8:00 AM GMT, depending on the specific model's synchronization procedure.
Maintenance and Care
Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and performance of your Orient watch.
- Clean the watch case and bracelet regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
- Protect the watch from extreme temperatures, humidity, and strong magnetic fields.
- For water-resistant models, it is advisable to have the seals checked periodically, especially if the watch is frequently exposed to water.
Specific care instructions may apply to different materials such as leather straps or metal bracelets.
