Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time User manual

CALIBER
 SCFUS
CALATRAVA PILOT TRAVEL TIME
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English
CALIBER
 SCFUS
CALATRAVA PILOT TRAVEL TIME

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Your Calatrava Pilot Travel Time is equipped
with a caliber 324 S C FUS self-winding move-
ment, characterized by an ingenious and exclusive
mechanism that simultaneously displays the time
in two different time zones. It features two central
hour hands – the solid one displays local time, and
the skeletonized one displays the time in your home
time zone. When traveling, simply press the push-
ers to move the local time forward or backward one
hour at a time. While the time is being adjusted,
the hour hand displaying local time is disconnected
from the movement so that the accuracy of the min-
ute and seconds hands is not compromised. The
dual day/night indication for home time and local
time prevents accidental nighttime calls that could
wake up family members or colleagues. The date
refers to local time. When you don’t need to use the
dual time zone feature, the hour hands sit one on
top of the other and move in complete synchroniza-
tion. An innovative design offering two timepieces
in one.

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MOVEMENT
• Caliber 324 S C FUS
• Self-winding
• Second time zone
• Diameter: 31 mm
• Height: 4.90 mm
• Number of parts: 294
• Number of jewels: 29
• Power reserve:
min. 35 hours – max. 45 hours
• Winding rotor:
central rotor in 21K gold,
unidirectional winding
• Balance: Gyromax®
• Frequency:
28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
• Balance spring: Spiromax®
• Patek Philippe Seal

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DISPLAYS
Hour hand for local time (solid)
Hour hand for home time (skeletonized)
Minute hand
Second hand
Subsidiary dial:
Date
Apertures:
Day/night indication for home time (HOME)
Day/night indication for local time (LOCAL)
CROWN
1Manual winding
2Setting the time
CORRECTIONPUSHPIECE
Date correction
PUSHERS
Adjustment of local time (press once = +1 hour)
Adjustment of local time (press once = -1 hour)

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INSTRUCTIONS
WINDINGCROWN
The winding crown is used to manually wind the
watch (position 1) and to set the time (position 2).
WINDING
Your watch incorporates a self-winding movement.
The movements of your wrist set a centrifugal mass
in motion; this tensions the mainspring, which stores
the energy. When you take off your fully wound
watch, it will continue to run for at least 35 hours.
When it has stopped after depleting the power
reserve, it can be rewound by hand (about 10 clock-
wise turns of the crown).

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SECONDTIMEZONE
Your watch has two central hour hands:
- The solid hand displays local time (the time
zone in which you are currently located)
- The skeletonized hand displays home time (your
normal place of residence or work)
When you are at home and therefore local time and
home time are the same, the hands are perfectly
aligned to appear as one.
When you change time zone, you can move the local
hour hand forward or backward one hour at a
time using the pushers on the side of the case at
8 o’clock and 10 o’clock . During this time, the
skeletonized hand continues to indicate the time
in your home time zone.
This useful feature is intelligently combined with
day/night indicators, clearly distinguished by the
words LOCAL and HOME . These small aper-
tures tell you what part of the day it is in each of
the two displayed time zones.

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Lock:
1/4 turn clockwise
Unlock:
1/4 turn counterclockwise
Note: The pushers used to set the local time feature a pat-
ented safety lock that prevents inadvertent changes to the
local time setting. Before they can be actuated, they must
be unlocked with a quarter turn in the counterclockwise
direction. After setting the local time, lock the pushers
again with a quarter turn in the clockwise direction.