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CAL. W442
DIGITAL QUARTZ
Full-panel dot-matrix liquid crystal panel
Time/calendar with world time function
Regular alarm with target date timer function
10-hour stopwatch with memory recall function
Countdown timer
with 10-channel preset and adjustable timer functions
Button operation confirmation light
Illuminating light (electroluminescent panel)
Changeover between normal and enlarged displays
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TIME/
CALENDAR
mode
ALARM
mode
STOPWATCH
mode
TIMER
mode
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
B
A
C
D
Outline of Operations & Functions
▲▲
START
MODE
SELECTION
display
TIME/CALENDAR
MENU display
ALARM
MENU display
STOPWATCH
MENU display
TIMER
MENU display
3
A
TIME/CALENDAR
display
Time/calendar setting
Changeover between normal
and enlarged displays
• Turning on/off of hourly time
signal and confirmation sound
WORLD TIME
display
B
City selection
• Changeover
between standard
time and daylight
saving time
DEMONSTRATION
function
C
SYSTEM SETTING
mode
D
TIME/CALENDAR
MENU display
A
Alarm time setting
Changeover between
normal and enlarged
displays
Alarm engagement/
disengagement
TARGET DATE
TIMER display
B
Target date timer
setting
Changeover between
normal and enlarged
displays
SYSTEM SETTING
mode
D
ALARM
MENU display
ALARM display
4
A
STOPWATCH
display
Stopwatch
operation
• Changeover bet-
ween lap time and
split time displays
MEMORY RECALL
display
B
Recall of stored data
Changeover between lap
time and split time displays
STOPWATCH
MENU display
A
Return to
MODE
SELECTION
display
SYSTEM
SETTING
mode
B
Contrast
adjustment
Changeover bet-
ween horizontal
and vertical
displays
DISPLAY
ADJUSTMENT
display
ALARM
SOUND
SELECTION
display
C
SYSTEM SETTING
mode
D
A
PRESET TIMER
display
Selection of preset
time
Preset timer
operation
Changeover bet-
ween normal and
enlarged displays
ADJUSTABLE TIMER
display
B
Adjustable timer setting
Adjustable timer
operation
Changeover between
normal and enlarged
displays
TIMER
MENU display
SYSTEM SETTING
mode
D
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MODE SELECTION
Selection of a desired mode can be made by pressing the corresponding button
in the MODE SELECTION display.
STOPWATCH mode
C
ALARM mode
B
TIME/CALENDAR mode
A
TIMER mode
D
To change over a mode to another, press button
A to return to the MODE SELECTION display, and
then press the corresponding button to select the
desired mode.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
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TIME/CALENDAR MODE
Activating DEMONSTRATION function
C
Showing WORLD TIME display
B
Showing TIME/CALENDAR display
A
Changeover to SYSTEM SETTING mode
D
A
Press in MODE SELECTION display to show TIME/CALENDAR mode.
TIME/CALENDAR MENU display appears as shown below.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
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A
Press in TIME/CALENDAR MENU display to show TIME/CALENDAR
display.
B
A
Press to select the digits to be adjusted.
City
Standard time/
daylight saving time
Seconds
C
D
or
Set the flashing digits. (Increasing
digits)
Set the flashing digits. (Decreasing
digits)
12-/24-hour
indication
Minutes
HourDate
Month
Year
A
B
C
D
TIME/CALENDAR SETTING
Daylight saving
time mark
Month
Press for 2 to 3 seconds to activate
TIME/CALENDAR SETTING function.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
Date
Day
TIME/CALENDAR display
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B
Return to TIME/CALENDAR display.
CHANGEOVER BETWEEN NORMAL AND ENLARGED DISPLAYS
C
With each press, the normal and enlarged displays alternately
appear.
TURNING ON/OFF OF HOURLY TIME SIGNAL AND
BUTTON OPERATION CONFIRMATION SOUND
[Turned on] [Turned off]
D
With each press, the
hourly time signal and
sound for button
operation confirmation
are alternately switched
on and off.
D
D
TIME/CALENDAR display
9
B
Press in TIME/CALENDAR MENU display to show WORLD TIME
display.
Current time of
selected city
B
D
or
Press to select a desired city.
CHANGEOVER BETWEEN STANDARD TIME
AND DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
If the daylight saving time is effective
in the selected city, press to show the
daylight saving time.
C
* With each press, the standard time and daylight
saving time of the city are alternately shown.
* If the name of the selected city has more than 10
letters, it will scroll three times as the WORLD
TIME display is shown and as a city is newly
selected.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
B
C
D
City
WORLD TIME display
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TIME DIFFERENCES
The watch can display the current time of 50 cities throughout the world instantly
together with their respective names.
GMT = Greenwich Mean Time
GMT
± (hours)
(As of August 1998)
City name
GMT
± (hours)
City name
GMT
± (hours)
City name
0
0
+ 1
+ 1
+ 1
+ 1
+ 1
+ 2
+ 2
+ 2
+ 3
+ 3
GREENWICH
LONDON*
PARIS*
AMSTERDAM*
GENEVA*
ROME*
BERLIN*
ATHENS*
ISTANBUL*
CAIRO*
MOSCOW*
JEDDAH
+ 3.5
+ 4
+ 4
+ 5
+ 5
+ 5.5
+ 6
+ 7
+ 7
+ 8
+ 8
+ 8
TEHRAN*
DUBAI
MAURITIUS
KARACHI
MALDIVES
DELHI
DHAKA
BANGKOK
JAKARTA
KUALA LUMPUR
SINGAPORE
HONG KONG
+ 8
+ 8
+ 8
+ 9
+ 9
+ 9.5
+ 10
+ 10
+ 10
+ 10
+ 11
+ 12
BALI
BEIJING
CEBU
SEOUL
TOKYO
ADELAIDE*
GUAM
SAIPAN
SYDNEY*
GOLD COAST*
NOUMEA
WELLINGTON*
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GMT
± (hours)
City name
GMT
± (hours)
City name
GMT
± (hours)
City name
– 10
– 10
– 9
– 8
– 8
HONOLULU
TAHITI
ANCHORAGE*
VANCOUVER*
LOS ANGELES
*
– 7
– 6
– 5
– 5
– 5
DENVER*
CHICAGO*
MIAMI*
NEW YORK*
MONTREAL*
– 4
– 3
– 3
– 1
CARACAS
BUENOS AIRES
RIO DE JANEIRO
*
AZORES IS.
* The cities marked with “*” use daylight saving time (summer time).
* The watch shows the displays in each mode
repeatedly.
* To stop the demonstration, press button A, B, C or D.
Press for 3 seconds in TIME/CALENDAR
MENU display to start the demonstration.
C
WATER10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
C
DEMONSTRATION function
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ALARM MODE
Showing TARGET DATE TIMER display
B
Showing ALARM display
A
Changeover to SYSTEM SETTING mode
D
Press in MODE SELECTION display to show ALARM mode. ALARM
MENU display appears as shown below.
B
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
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A
B
C
D
A
Press in ALARM MENU display to show ALARM display.
Designated
alarm time
Current
time
“ON”/“OFF”
mark
B
A
Press to select the digits to be adjusted
(hour/ minutes).
C
D
or
Set the flashing digits. (Increasing
digits)
Set the flashing digits. (Decreasing
digits)
ALARM TIME SETTING
Press for 2 to 3 seconds to activate
ALARM SETTING function.
B
Return to ALARM display.
* “ON” mark appears and the alarm is
automatically engaged.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
ALARM display
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CHANGEOVER BETWEEN NORMAL AND ENLARGED DISPLAYS
C
With each press, the normal and enlarged displays alternately
appear.
[Engaged] [Disengaged]
D
With each press, the
alarm is engaged and
disengaged alternately.
ALARM ENGAGEMENT/DISENGAGEMENT
* At the designated time, the alarm rings for 20 seconds. To stop it manually, press
any of the buttons.
D
D
ALARM display
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SELECTING ALARM SOUND
The alarm sound can be selected from three different types of tones.
D
Press in ALARM MENU display to show SYSTEM SETTING mode.
B
C
D
Selecting Alarm sound 1
Selecting Alarm sound 2
Selecting Alarm sound 3
A
Return to MODE SELECTION display.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
SYSTEM SETTING mode
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Target
date
Remaining
(elapsed) days
The target date “January 1, 2001” has been
preset for the timer.
The timer counts down and displays the
remaining days until the target date.
On the day before the target date, the remaining
hours are displayed.
When the watch indicates “12:00 a.m., January
1, 2001”, the messages meaning “A Happy
New Century!” and written in 11 different
languages scroll one by one, as the watch
plays the melody of “Ode to Joy” in Beethoven’s
Ninth Symphony.
As the target date has come, the timer counts
up and displays the elapsed seconds, minutes,
hours and then days up to 9,999 days.
B
Press in ALARM MENU display to show TARGET DATE TIMER
display.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
B
D
C
TARGET DATE TIMER display
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D
With each press, the remaining (or elapsed) years, days, hours,
minutes and seconds are displayed in the following order:
Hour
(HOUR)
Minutes
(MIN)
Seconds
(SEC)
Year
(YEAR)
Date
(DATE)
CHANGEOVER BETWEEN NORMAL AND ENLARGED DISPLAYS
C
With each press, the normal and enlarged displays alternately
appear.
TARGET DATE TIMER SETTING
A desired target date can be set for the timer. By doing this, the preset target
date is canceled.
When the target date you have set has come, a message signaling the
coming of the set date scrolls every 10 minutes in the TIME/CALENDAR
display.
TARGET DATE TIMER display
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B
A
Press for 2 to 3 seconds to activate
TARGET DATE TIMER SETTING
function.
* When the target date has come, a beeping sound rings for 5 seconds.
Press to select the digits to be adjusted.
Date
Month
Year
C
D
or
Set the flashing digits. (Increasing
digits)
Set the flashing digits. (Decreasing
digits)
B
Return to TARGET DATE TIMER
display.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
A
B
C
D
TARGET DATE TIMER display
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STOPWATCH MODE
Showing MEMORY RECALL display
B
Showing STOPWATCH display
A
Changeover to SYSTEM SETTING mode
D
Press in MODE SELECTION display to show STOPWATCH mode.
STOPWATCH MENU display appears as shown below.
C
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
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A
B
C
D
A
Press in STOPWATCH MENU display to show STOPWATCH
display.
Measure lap & split times / Reset
Start / Stop / Restart
The stopwatch measures up to 10 hours in 1/100 second increments.
C
With each press, the measurement display changes between lap
time and split time alternately.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
STOPWATCH display
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Press in STOPWATCH MENU display to show MEMORY RECALL
display.
The first 100 lap and split times are automatically stored in memory.
The stored data can be recalled either during or after the measurement.
C
With each press, the recall display changes between lap time and
split time alternately.
B
B
Recall the data from the oldest to
the newest
C
Recall the data from the newest to
the oldest
D
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
MEMORY RECALL display
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TIMER MODE
Showing ADJUSTABLE TIMER display
B
Showing PRESET TIMER display
A
Changeover to SYSTEM SETTING mode
D
Press in MODE SELECTION display to show TIMER mode. TIMER
MENU display appears as shown below.
D
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
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A
Press in TIMER MENU display to show PRESET TIMER display.
B
1 minute
2 minutes
3 minutes
4 minutes 5 minutes
1 hour 45 minutes 30 minutes 15 minutes 10 minutes
Press to select the desired preset time.
* When the set time is up, a warning sound beeps for
5 seconds. To stop it manually, press any of the
buttons.
A
B
Reset
D
Start / Stop / Restart
Number of times the countdown is repeated
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
PRESET TIMER display
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B
Press in TIMER MENU display to show ADJUSTABLE TIMER
display.
The adjustable timer can be set up to 9 hours and 59 minutes in minute
increments.
A
B
C
D
B
A
Press to select the digits to be adjusted
(hour/ minutes).
C
D
or
Set the flashing digits. (Increasing
digits)
Set the flashing digits. (Decreasing
digits)
ADJUSTABLE TIMER SETTING
Press for 2 to 3 seconds to activate
TIMER SETTING function.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
ADJUSTABLE TIMER display
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B
D
B
Return to ADJUSTABLE TIMER
display.
ADJUSTABLE TIMER OPERATION
Reset
Start / Stop / Restart
* When the set time is up, a warning sound beeps for
5 seconds. To stop it manually, press any of the
buttons.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
ADJUSTABLE TIMER display
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CHANGEOVER BETWEEN NORMAL AND ENLARGED DISPLAYS
C
With each press, the normal and enlarged displays alternately
appear.
PRESET / ADJUSTABLE TIMER display
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SYSTEM SETTING MODE
Press in TIME/CALENDAR, ALARM, STOPWATCH or TIMER MENU
display to show SYSTEM SETTING mode.
D
The adjustment of the brightness of the display as well as the changeover
between the horizontal and vertical displays can be made.
The alarm sound can be selected from three different types of tones. (See
“SELECTING ALARM SOUND” on page 15)
Showing DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT display
B
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
Returning to MODE SELECTION display
A
Showing ALARM SOUND SELECTION
display
C
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B
Press in SYSTEM SETTING mode to show DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT
display.
B
C
CHANGEOVER BETWEEN HORIZONTAL AND
VERTICAL DISPLAYS
B
With each press, the display changes
between horizontal and vertical
alternately.
ADJUSTING THE CONTRAST
ON THE DISPLAY
C
D
or
Press to decrease the brightness level.
Press to increase the brightness level.
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
D
DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT display
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ILLUMINATING LIGHT (Electroluminescent panel)
[Light is on]
With each continuous
press for 2 to 3 seconds,
the button operation
confirmation light is
alternately turned on and
off.
E
WATER 10BAR RESIST
START/STOPLLAP/RESET
MENU
R
LIGHT
E
E
[Light is off]
E
Turn on the illuminating light.
* The display panel is evenly
illuminated for 3 seconds.
TURNING ON/OFF OF BUTTON
OPERATION CONFIRMATION LIGHT
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NOTES ON USING THE WATCH
TIME/CALENDAR MODE
The calendar automatically adjusts for odd and even months including February of leap
years from 1999 to 2048.
[TIME/CALENDAR SETTING]
Once the year, month and date have been set, the day of the week is automatically set.
If “GREENWICH” is selected for the city, the display to set daylight saving time will not
be shown.
Setting the seconds:
With the second digits flashing, press button C or D in accordance with a time signal.
The second digits are reset to “00”.
When the seconds count any number from “30” to “59” and button C or D is pressed,
one minute is added and the seconds are reset to “00”.
The flashing digits except the seconds, standard time/daylight saving time and 12-/24-
hour indication move quickly if button C or D is kept pressed.
If the watch is left untouched with the TIME/CALENDAR SETTING function activated,
it will automatically return to the TIME/CALENDAR display in 2 to 3 minutes.
Note on unusual display:
While setting the time/calendar, all the segments of the display will light up if both
buttons C and D are pressed at the same time. This is not a malfunction. Press any one
of the buttons to return to the TIME/CALENDAR display, and then set the time/calendar
again.
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[TIME DIFFERENCES]
The time differences and use of daylight saving time may change in some areas or
countries when they are so decided by the countries concerned.
ALARM MODE
[ALARM TIME SETTING]
The flashing digits move quickly if button C or D is kept pressed.
If the watch is left untouched with the ALARM SETTING function activated, it will
automatically return to the ALARM display in 2 to 3 minutes.
When the time function is displayed in the 24-hour indication, the alarm is also displayed
in the 24-hour indication.
Alarm test: The alarm can be tested by keeping buttons C and D pressed in the TIME/
CALENDAR display in the TIME/CALENDAR mode.
[SELECTING ALARM SOUND]
The SYSTEM SETTING mode can also be displayed by pressing button D in the TIME/
CALENDAR MENU, STOPWATCH MENU and TIMER MENU displays.
[TARGET DATE TIMER DISPLAY]
If the remaining (or elapsed) time exceeds 50 years,
or more than 10,000 hours, 10,000 minutes or
10,000 seconds, “- - - -” is displayed.
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[TARGET DATE TIMER SETTING]
The target date can be set in one day increments from January 1, 1999 up to December
31, 2048.
The flashing digits move quickly if button C or D is kept pressed.
If the watch is left untouched with the TARGET DATE TIMER SETTING function
activated, it will automatically return to the TARGET DATE TIMER display in 2 to 3
minutes.
The types of messages differ depending on the time of the day. They include greetings
and proverbs.
On January 1 except in 2001 and on December 25, “A HAPPY NEW YEAR! JUST THE
DAY!” and “MERRY XMAS! JUST THE DAY!” are displayed.
If button A, B, C or D is pressed while the message is displayed, the message function
will be deactivated and the display will return to the TIME/CALENDAR.
STOPWATCH MODE
[STOPWATCH DISPLAY]
After 10 hours have been measured, the stopwatch continues measuring from “00”.
If it is left counting for more than 100 hours, it will automatically be stopped and reset
to “00”.
Restart and stop of the stopwatch can be repeated by pressing button D.
Measurement of the lap time and split time can be repeated by pressing button B.
The lap number counts up to “999”. After “999”, the number is displayed in three digits
such as “000” for 1000, “001” for 1001, and so on.
When button B is pressed to measure a lap/split time, the lap/split number scrolls and
then the lap/split time measured remain displayed for 10 seconds. After that, the display
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automatically returns to the measurement in progress.
Even if the STOPWATCH display/mode is changed to another while the measurement
is in progress, it continues counting properly. The flashing “CHR” mark indicates that
the stopwatch is measuring. After the stopwatch is used, however, be sure to reset
it as the battery energy is consumed enormously to shorten the battery life.
Even if the digits are reset to “00”, the stored data is not erased and can be recalled
unless a new measurement is started.
[MEMORY RECALL DISPLAY]
When button B is pressed to show the MEMORY RECALL display after stopwatch
measurement, the oldest data in memory is displayed first.
When button B is pressed to show the MEMORY RECALL display during stopwatch
measurement, the newest data in memory is displayed first.
TIMER MODE
The timer counts down the set time repeatedly up to 10 times unless stopped.
Restart and stop of the timer can be repeated by pressing button D.
[ADJUSTABLE TIMER SETTING]
The flashing digits move quickly if button C or D is kept pressed.
If the watch is left untouched with the ADJUSTABLE TIMER SETTING function
activated, it will automatically return to the ADJUSTABLE TIMER display in 2 to 3
minutes.
Once the time is set for the adjustable timer, it will be retained in memory and can be
used repeatedly unless it is readjusted.
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ILLUMINATING LIGHT (Electroluminescent panel)
The electroluminescent panel loses its luminance as the battery voltage gets lowered.
Also, its luminance level decreases gradually with use. After 120 hours of use, the level
decreases by about half.
When the illuminating light becomes dim, replace the battery with a new one. If the light
remains dim after the battery is replaced, have the electroluminescent panel replaced
with a new one by the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. It will be replaced
at cost.
While the illuminating light is used, the watch gives out a slight noise. However, this
is not a malfunction.
[TURNING ON/OFF OF BUTTON OPERATION CONFIRMATION LIGHT]
This function is deactivated automatically in 11 to 12 hours after it is activated.
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BATTERY CHANGE
Battery life : Approx. 2 years
Battery : SEIKO CR2025
2
Years
The battery life may be less than 2 years if the alarm is used for more than once a day
and/or the illuminating light more than 3 times a day.
As the battery is inserted at the factory to check the function and performance of the
watch, its actual life once in your possession may be less than the specified period.
When the battery expires, be sure to replace it as soon as possible to prevent any
malfunction.
We recommend that you contact an AUTHORIZED PULSAR DEALER for battery
replacement.
Battery life indicator
When all the digits start flashing in the TIME/CALENDAR mode, have the battery
replaced with a new one as soon as possible.
Necessary procedure after battery change
After the battery is replaced with a new one or if an abnormal display (broken digits, etc.)
appears, follow the procedure below to reset the IC.
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Press and hold buttons A, B, C and D at the same time for 2 to 3
seconds. The display will become blank, and the MODE
SELECTION display will appear when the buttons are released.
Then, press button A. The display shown at right appears.
* Before using the watch, set the time/calendar and then, the alarm.
WARNING
Do not remove the battery from the watch.
If it is necessary to take out the battery, keep it out of the reach of
children. If a child swallows it, consult a doctor immediately.
Never short-circuit, tamper with or heat the battery, and never expose
it to fire. The battery may burst, become very hot or catch fire.
CAUTION
The battery is not rechargeable. Never attempt to recharge it, as this
may cause battery leakage or damage to the battery.
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TO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR WATCH
Non-water resistant
If the watch becomes wet, have it checked by an AUTHORIZED
PULSAR DEALER or SERVICE CENTER.
WATER RESISTANCE
Water resistant 5/10/15/20 bar
5
bar WR
10/15/20
bar WR
Do not operate the buttons when the watch is wet or in water.
If used in sea water, rinse the watch in fresh water and dry it
completely.
When taking a shower with the water resistant 5 bar watch, or
taking a bath with the water resistant 10, 15 or 20 bar watch, be
sure to observe the following:
* Do not operate the buttons when the watch is wet with soapy
water or shampoo.
* If the watch is left in warm water, a slight time loss or gain may
be caused. This condition, however, will be corrected when the
watch returns to normal temperature.
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* Pressure in bar is a test pressure and should not be considered as corresponding
to actual diving depth since swimming movement tends to increase the pressure
at a given depth. Care should also be taken on diving into water.
** We recommend that you wear a PULSAR Diver’s Watch for scuba diving.
Your watch works
with stable accuracy
within a temperature
range of 5° C and 35°
C (41° F and 95° F).
TEMPERATURES
Temperatures over 50° C (122°
F) or below –10° C (+14° F) may
cause a slight time loss or gain
or battery leakage or shorten the
battery life.
However, the above conditions
will be corrected when the watch
returns to normal temperature.
N
S
Your watch will not be affected
by magnetism.
MAGNETISM
To prevent possible rusting of
the case and bracelet caused
by dust, moisture and
perspiration, wipe them
periodically with a soft dry
cloth.
CARE OF CASE AND BRACELET
+50°C
-10°C
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Light activities will not
affect your watch, but be
careful not to drop your
watch or hit it against hard
surfaces, as this may
cause damage.
Be careful not to expose
the watch to solvents,
mercury, cosmetic spray,
detergents, adhesives or
paints. Otherwise, the
case, bracelet, etc. may become
discolored, deteriorated or damaged.
SHOCKS & VIBRATION
CHEMICALS
It is recommended that the
watch be checked once
every 2 to 3 years. Have
your watch checked by an
AUTHORIZED PULSAR
DEALER or SERVICE CENTER to
ensure that the case, buttons, gasket
and crystal seal remain intact.
2 - 3
Years
PERIODIC CHECK
If your watch has a
protective film and/or a
sticker on the case back,
be sure to peel them off
before using your watch.
PRECAUTION REGARDING
CASE BACK PROTECTIVE FILM
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The IC (Integrated
Circuit) used in your
watch will be affected
by static electricity
which may disturb the
display. Keep the watch away
from close contact with objects
such as TV screens which emit
strong static electricity.
STATIC ELECTRICITY
The normal life expectancy for
the liquid crystal panel of the
watch is approximately 5 years.
After that it may decrease in
contrast, becoming difficult to
read. Please contact your AUTHORIZED
PULSAR DEALER or SERVICE CENTER
if you wish to have a new panel fitted
(guaranteed one year).
LIQUID CRYSTAL PANEL
5 Years
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