Breitling AEROSPACE User Manual

Breitling Aerospace User Manual (also available without graphics and in German with graphics or without graphics) 1. Introduction 1.a Description 1

[image 31-2] [rotate the crown] Select and display local time; NOTE: Hands are not shown at the correct position [image 31-3] pull the crown out: the

[image 32-3] pull the crown out: the hours and minutes will flash; [image 33-1] set the desired time span by rotating the [pulled out] crown forward o

3.2 Displaying a second timezone This watch is designed to display, if desired, another timezone in addition to local time. [image 34-1] [rotate the c

[image 35-1] [rotate the crown] Select the Chronograph (CHR) function; [image 35-2] press on the crown to start the chronograph; [image 35-3] press th

[image 36-2] 28 min. 35.10 sec. [image 36-3] 14 hrs. 18 min. 15 sec. 3.4 Using the alarm function [image 37-1] [rotate the crown] Select the Alarm (A

[image 37-5] when the alarm sounds, press on the crown to end the buzzing. NOTE: Hands are not shown at the correct position To set or reset the alar

[image 39-1] 1 hr 16 min. = --- * * . = 1 hr + 1 quarter hour + 1 min. NOTE: Hands are not shown at the correct position [image 39-2] 15 hrs 42 min

[image 22-2] Rotate the crown in position 2 [crown pulled out] to correct functions Selecting functions Functions are selected by rotating the crown

[image 23-5] 5. Countdown timer: TM [image 23-6] 6. Second timezone: T2 [image 23-7] 7. Chronograph: CHR [image 23-8] 8. Alarm: AL 2. Correcting Time

[image 24-2] press once on the crown: if the letter A or P is displayed, the time readout is in the 2x12H mode, as for example: [image 24-3] before no

[image 25-2] after noon To change the time display mode, press on the crown twice. [image 25-3] 2.2 Setting the watch to the correct time Put the wa

[image 26-1] push the crown back against the case. If desired, return the watch to the 2x12H mode (see point 2.1) 2.3 Adjusting the seconds If the wa

Note: The calendar is programmed to provide the exactdate during a full leap-year cycle of four years, thus requiring a correction every February 29 o

[image 29-1] [rotate the crown] Select the Day & Date function display; day / date [image 29-2] pull the crown out: the date is replaced by a lett

[image 30-2] pull the crown out: the digitally displayed time is not the same as the time shown by the hands; [image 30-3] rotate the [pulled out] cro