Poljot Automatic ETA 2892A User manual

Product Ma ual
I ter atio al Warra ty
Mov m nt ETA Cal. 2001, 2671, 2824-2, 2892A2

Product Manual
Movement ETA Cal. 2001, 2671, 2824-2, 2892A2

You are now the owner of a Poljot Automatic
Mec anical Watc wit a Date calendar
wit one of movements of t e Swiss firm ETA
Cal. 2001, or Cal. 2671, or Cal. 2824-2, or Cal. 2892A2.
For best results, please read t e instructions in t is bucklet
carefully before using your Poljot Mec anical Watc .
Please keep t is manual andy for ready reference.

CONTENTS
FEATURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
DISPLAY AND CROWN OPERATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
HOW TO OPERATE THE SCREW IN LOCK TYPE CROWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
WATCH WINDING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
TIME/CALENDAR SETTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
HOW TO USE THE “SOUNDLESS” TIMER FUNCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
HOW TO USE THE WORLD TIME FUNCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
TIME DIFFERENCES TABLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
TO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR WATCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
GUARANTEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
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TIME/CALENDAR
• TIME – Hour, minute and central
second ands.
• DATE in t e dial window.
• Stop second device (optional for Cal.
2671 and Cal. 2824-2)
Additional functions Cal 2824-2 and
Cal 2892A2:
• Countdown over t e range 1 our or
12 ours (for models wit a “sound-
less” timer);
• World Time (for models wit World
time scale).
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FEATURES

Notes: Crown of t e watc as 3 posi-
tions:
• a – normal running position and
manual winding;
• b – fast date correction;
• c – time setting and second and
locking.
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DISPLAY AND CROWNS OPERATIONS
Cal 2001 and 2671
ATTENTION!
Manual winding not provided for Cal. 2671 and Cal. 2824-2

Crown of t e watc as 3 positions:
• a – normal running position and
manual winding;
• b – fast date correction;
• c – time setting and second and
locking.
DISPLAY AND CROWNS OPERATIONS
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Cal 2824-2 and 2892

To unscrew the crown:
1. Turn it counterclockwise until tig t.
2. T en you can wind t e mainspring
manually (except Cal. 2671 and Cal.
2824-2) or pull crown out in Pos.”b”
or Pos.”c”
To screw in the crown:
1. Return t e crown in Pos. “a”.
2. Turn crown clockwise w ile press-
ing it lig tly until tig t.
HOW TO OPERATE THE SCREW IN LOCK TYPE CROWN
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(for models wit screw in lock type crown)

Cal 2001 and Cal 2892A2
• Turn crown clockwise in Pos. “a” for
3...5 turnings. T e second and
beqins its motion;
• Setting of time/calendar;
• Put t e watc on your wrist. If you
wear your watc more t en 10 ours
per a day wit a normal motion activ-
ity, no necessity will occur to wind it
manually (even if you leave it lying
motionless all t e day).
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WATCH WINDING
Notes:
1. It is possible to wind t e watc manually completely. For t at turn crown clock-
wise for 12...15 turnings. (It is impossible to feel full winding in t e automatic
watc , but t ere is no way to break t e mainspring as well.)
2. Do not wind your watc wit all your mig t ot erwise automatic device can be
used up untimely.

Cal 2671 and Cal 2824-2
• To start your watc , swing it from
side to side in a orizontal position for
about 30 second (50...100 swing-
ings);
• Setting of time/calendar;
• Put t e watc on your wrist. If you
wear your watc more t en 10 ours
per a day wit a normal motion activ-
ity, no necessity will occur to wind it
manually (even if you leave it lying
motionless all t e day).
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WATCH WINDING

1. Pull out t e crown in Pos. “b”, turn
it clockwise until t e previous day’s
date appears.
2. Pull out t e crown in Pos. “c”,
w en t e second and aligns wit 12
ours marker. T e second and stops
( For Cal. 2671 and Cal. 2824-2 it
appens, if t e stop second device is
provided for t is model).
3. Turning t e crown clockwise, turn
ands until t e desired date appears.
Continuing turning t e crown set
ands to t e desired time.
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TI E/CALENDAR SETTING

TI E/CALENDAR SETTING
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COUTION!
Do not correct or set calendar in t e period since 8 : 00 P.M. till 1 : 00 AM, it
can result in a breakage of your watc .

4. Return t e crown in Pos. “a”. If you
want to set exact time, fullfill t is pro-
cedure wit time signal.
ATTENTION!
• It is necessary to correct t e date
manually by t e fast met od or by set-
ting ands at t e end of February and
all s ort (30 days) mont s.
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TI E/CALENDAR SETTING
Note:
• W en setting t e our and, c eck
t at AM/PM is correctly set. T e watc
is so designed t at t e date c anges
once in 24 ours. Turn t e ands past
t e 12 o’clock marker to determine
w et er t e watc is set for t e A.M.
or P.M. period. If t e date c ange, t e
time is set for t e A.M. period. If t e
date do not c ange, t e time is set for
t e P.M. period.

1. You can mesure time intervals up
to 12 ours in 15 minutes discreet
by t e “soundless” timer “A” and
time intervals up to 60 minutes in
1 minute discreet by t e “soundless”
timer “B”.
2. Turn t e rotating scale by t e
crown “C” clockwise or counterclock-
wise to align its “ ” mark wit t e
our and for t e timer “A” or minute
and for t e timer “B”.
3. W en t e our and (minute and
for t e timer “B”) points to t e num-
ber of t e desired interval fulfill t e
necessary operation.
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HOW TO USE THE “SOUNDLESS” TI ER FUNCTION
(for models wit t e rotating timer scale)

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HOW TO USE THE “SOUNDLESS” TI ER FUNCTION

Ex :
• Now it is 10 : 37 A.M., you must
leave t e conference in 1 45min to
be at t e airport in time. Align “ ”
mark wit t e our and and leave t e
conference w en t e our and point
to 1 : 45 at t e timer scale.
• You were given 15 minutes for your
speec . Beginning it at 4 : 37 P. M.
you align “ ” mark wit t e minute
and and you must finis your speec
w en t e minute and points to “15”
at t e timer scale.
HOW TO USE THE “SOUNDLESS” TI ER FUNCTION
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HOW TO USE THE WORLD TI E FUNCTION
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(for models wit World time scale)

T e revolving World time scale on t e
dial or on t e rotating bezel enables you
to find t e time of 24 cities in different
time zones t roug out t e world.
1. Turning t e crown “C” or bezel
clockwise or counterclockwise set t e
name of t e city wit t e local time in
front of t e our and arrow.
2. Current our in t e disired city will
be indicated opposite its name or t e
name of t e city, w ic is at t e same
time zone.
HOW TO USE THE WORLD TI E FUNCTION
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Note: Cities of t e 12 time zones easterly GMT are at t e external scale. Cities of
t e 12 time zones westerly GMT are at t e internal scale. T e time of day of cities
at t e external scale is in opposition t e time of day of cities at t e internal scale.

Ex :
1. You are in Moscow. T e local time
of Moscow is 4 : 37 P. M. Set t e
name of t e city – Moscow in front of
t e our and arrow. Current our in
t e disired city is read opposite its
name or t e name of t e city, w ic is
at t e same time zone.
• PARIS is at t e same scale as
MOSCOW – PARIS time is 2 : 37 P. M.;
•
TOKYO is at t e same scale as
MOSCOW – TOKYO time is 10 : 37 P. M.;
• NEW YORK is at t e internal scale –
NEW YORK time is 8 : 37 A. M.;
• HONOLULU is at t e internal scale –
HONOLULU time is 3 : 37 A. M.
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HOW TO USE THE WORLD TI E FUNCTION

TI E DIFFERENCES
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