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Automatic TY2714
1. To start time-keeping, rotate the crown clockwise in position 1 until power reserve hand moves from “-”
(low reserve) to “+” (full reserve).
2. Pull crown out to position 2 and rotate to set time. Return crown to position 1.
3. Press A to set date. Each press of pusher A will advance the date by one increment.
NOTE: Do not set date and week between 10 PM and 4 AM (22 o’clock and 4 o’clock). Doing so could
damage the movement’s accuracy.
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A
DATE
MINUTE HAND
SECOND HAND
HOUR HAND
POWER RESERVE
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B
CA
DATE
MONTH
24-HOUR HAND
WEEKDAY
Automatic TY2876
1. To start time-keeping, if watch has completely stopped, rotate crown clockwise approximately 50 times (or until you
feel resistance) in position 1. When fully wound, the timepiece has a power reserve of approximately 40 hours.
2. Pull crown out to position 2 and rotate clockwise or counter-clockwise to set time after watch has been wound. 24-
hour hand moves with hour and minute hands. Use 24-hour hand to set correct AM/PM time.
3. Return crown to position 1.
4. Press A to adjust weekday. Each press of pusher A will advance the weekday by one increment.
5. Press B to adjust month. Each press of pusher B will advance the month by one increment.
6. Press C to adjust date. Each press of pusher C will advance the date by one increment.
NOTE: A timepiece with an automatic winding movement obtains the power to wind itself by the movement of your wrist,
there is no battery. Therefore, not wearing the timepiece for several consecutive days could exhaust the power reserve.
It is important your timepiece is adjusted to the size of your wrist. A loose fit any result in a loss in capacity of the timepiece
to wind itself.
Do not set date between 10 PM and 2 AM (22 o’clock and 2 o’clock). Doing so could damage the movement’s accuracy.
Automatic TY2809 / TY2723 / TY2542 / NH38
1. To start time-keeping, if watch has completely stopped, rotate crown clockwise approximately 50 times (or until you
feel resistance) in position 1. When fully wound, the timepiece has a power reserve of approximately 36 hours.
2. Pull crown out to position 2 and rotate clockwise or counter-clockwise to set time aer watch has been wound.
3. Return crown to position 1.
NOTE: A timepiece with an automatic winding movement obtains the power to wind itself by the movement of your wrist,
there is no battery. Therefore, not wearing the timepiece for several consecutive days could exhaust the power reserve.
It is important your timepiece is adjusted to match the size of your wrist. A loose fit may result in a loss in capacity of the
timepiece to wind itself.
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SECONDS
TY2723
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POWER
RESERVE
SECONDS
TY2542
1 2
TY2809
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NH38
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