LIV GX1 User manual

User’s Manual
We are a bold new brand with clean lines and meticulous attention to detail. We’ve set out to
design watches that speak to the people who live life to the extreme. We examined each detail
of a timepiece and set out to infuse it with thoughtfulness and style, making watches that make
as much sense as they make a statement. Congratulations on your purchase, we are sure your
new watch will bring you much satisfaction!
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INDEX
INTRODUCTION
PARTS OF YOUR NEW WATCH1
SETTING THE TIME2
SETTING THE DATE3
CHRONOGRAPH DISPLAY4
ADJUSTING THE CHRONOGRAPH HANDS5
FAQ7
CARING FOR YOUR LIV SWISS WATCH6
CLEANING
CONDENSATION
WATER RESISTANCE
CRYSTALS
STRAPS IN LEATHER, FABRIC AND PYTHON/ALLIGATOR SKIN
SILICONE STRAPS
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A B C
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HG D
Hour HandA
Minute Hand
B
Second Hand
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Date Display
D
Crown
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30 Minute counter to chronoF
Second hand to chrono
G
1/10 of a second hand to chrono
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Start/stop function
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Reset Push Button
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PARTS OF YOUR NEW WATCH
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The batteries for LIV - Swiss Watches quartz movements have life spans of approximately 54 months.
Your chronograph is fitted with a quartz movement which is powered by a battery. Its time measuring device,
known as its regulator, is a quartz crystal. An electrical current makes the crystal consistently vibrate at 32,768
times per second, a very high frequency. This provides the movement with near perfect precision, meaning
that it will only vary a few seconds each period. This quartz movement is made in Switzerland, and is one of
the most accurate and reliable of its kind. It has outstanding resistance to magnetic fields and shocks.
THE MOVEMENT
BATTERIES

SETTING THE TIME
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SETTING THE DATE3
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Unscrew and pull the crown out to position III.
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Turn the crown to set the time.
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Push the crown back to position I and tightly
screw it back in.*
*Failure to tightly screw it back in may result in water damage.
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Push the crown back to position I and tightly
screw it back in.
*Failure to tightly screw it back in may result in water damage.
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Unscrew and pull the crown out once to
position II.
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Turn the crown to set the date.
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CHRONOGRAPH DISPLAY
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1 2
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START STOP RESET
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Unscrew crown and
pull it twice to position III.
To leave set up mode, push the crown back to position I and tightly screw it back in.*
Hold both top and bottom
buttons until the second
hand of the chronograph
does a complete turn indicating
you are in set up mode.
Use the top button to adjust
any of the chronograph hands.
Use the bottom button to switch
between the different hands.
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ADJUSTING THE CHRONOGRAPH HANDS
*Failure to tightly screw it back in may result in water damage.

CARING FOR YOUR LIV SWISS WATCH
CLEANING
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Clean your watch regularly as follows; this will maintain its esthetic appeal and ensure it stays in good
working order.
Ensure that the crown is completely screwed down before you get started.
If the seals in your watch have been tested and changed within the last 12 months by LIV - Swiss
Watches or an authorised LIV - Swiss Watches service center, then you may use a soft brush with mildly
soapy water to clean case, then rinse it off with clear water and dry it with a soft cloth. If your watch is
fitted with a fabric, alligator, leather or python skin strap, take care not to get it wet.
If you have any doubts whatsoever about the water resistance of your watch, simply clean it with a soft
brush, and then dry it.
Avoid contact with detergents, solvents, cosmetics or any other chemical product, as these may
damage the water-resistant gaskets and the bracelet.
CONDENSATION
A small amount of condensation may form under the crystal of your watch if there is a sudden temperature
change. This mist will disappear by itself and will not impact the watch function. If the condensation
persists, please contact LIV - Swiss Watches or an authorized LIV - Swiss Watches dealer.
WATER RESISTANCE
Given the nature of rubber seals, water resistance can not be a permanent condition. The rubber seals are
designed to prevent water entry, however the fact that they are under constant pressure means that over
time they will deteriorate. It is therefore necessary, throughout your watch’s warranty coverage period, to
have the water-resistance tested by LIV - Swiss Watches or an authorized LIV - Swiss Watches repair center
every two years after the date of purchase. These tests are conducted free of charge. The International
Warranty does not cover problems with water resistance and associated consequences if periodic
water-resistance tests have not been conducted every two years following the date of purchase.
CRYSTALS
The crystal in your watch may be coated with an anti-reflective treatment (single or double), to make the
time more readable. Marks may appear due to normal wear and tear of the watch, and are not covered by the
International Warranty. The coating will be sufficient if you use your watch normally.
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FAQ
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Be sure to avoid letting the watch get into contact with water. Please note that no matter how careful you
are with leather, it is a living material and its color will naturally (slightly) fade or darken over time. Leather
straps should be cleaned with a dry, soft cotton cloth. Avoid any abrasive products during cleaning.
Does the 1/10 of a second dial of the chrono stop after 30 seconds?
It only stops SPINNING after 30 secs, but it is still calculating; the indication will show once you stop/pause
the stop watch.
I’ve been setting the date at all times of the day and night but it always
changes date at noon instead of midnight. What should I do?
Your watch set to PM instead of AM – it’s a 12 hour clock. So for example, your 11 AM is set to 11 PM.
The date changes between 11 PM and 1 AM. You simply need to bring the time forward by 12 hours.
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STRAPS IN LEATHER, FABRIC AND PYTHON/ALLIGATOR SKIN
Since silicone attracts dust, there is an anti dust coating on the band which makes the silicone strap matte.
It is normal for that coating to start coming off after approximately 6 months of everyday wear. The strap
will begin to appear shiny as time progresses.
SILICONE STRAPS