TUDOR HERITAGE ADVISOR User manual

TUDOR HERITAGE ADVISOR

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GENERAL INFORMATION 
WATERPROOFNESS 
ADVISOR 
MAINTENANCE & TUDOR WARRANTY 
WORLDWIDE SERVICE NETWORK 
CONTENTS
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All TUDOR models bear the Swiss Made quality label.
They are equipped with a self-winding mechanical movement, and
feature a synthetic sapphire crystal and a winding crown, to ensure
perfect waterproofness.
To ensure that your TUDOR watch remains in perfect working order
for many years, please read this document carefully.
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ADVISOR
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Pull out
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A. Manual winding
B. Date-setting
C. Time-setting
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ABC
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Ø 42 mm, TUDOR calibre 2892 with additional mechanism for the alarm
function, waterproof to 100 meters (330 ft).
Date (pointer-type display), alarm power reserve.
Key
1. Hour hand
2. Minute hand
3. Seconds hand
4. Date counter
5. Winding crown
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MANUAL WINDING [position A]
A watch equipped with a self-winding mechanical movement is wound
automatically by wrist movements alone. To ensure optimum winding,
wear your watch daily.
Before you first use the watch or if it has stopped, you will need to
wind it manually by turning the crown clockwise; the other direction
is inactive.
Once wound, and without being worn, the Tudor Heritage Advisor has
a power reserve of approximately 42 hours.
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DATE-SETTING [position B]
In order to adjust the date, pull the crown out to the first notch. Then
turn it counterclockwise until the desired date appears in the window.
The date is adjusted when the hands pass midnight. During this
operation, your watch will keep running.
You are advised not to correct the date between 20:00 and 02:00.
If the date is corrected between these times, the date will not change
at midnight, but 24 hours later.
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TIME-SETTING [position C]
In order to adjust the time, pull the crown out to the last notch. Then
turn it in either direction until the hands indicate the correct time.
The seconds hand is stopped during this operation. To synchronize
the seconds hand and minute hand, the fine adjustment must
be performed in a counterclockwise direction.
If the watch has stopped, take care not to confuse midday and midnight
during this operation. Move the hands forward to 12 o’clock; if the date
changes, then it is midnight.
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In a time-setting operation, the hour hand drags the alarm hand
counterclockwise when they are superposed.
After each operation, remember to push the crown back in carefully
against the case, in order to preserve your watch’s waterproofness.
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Pull out
A. Neutral position
B. Alarm winding
C. Alarm time-setting
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Key
1. Alarm hand
2. ON/OFF indicator for the alarm function
3. Alarm power-reserve indicator (here in full position)
4. Alarm function activating/deactivating pusher
5. Alarm-setting crown
A. Neutral position
B. Alarm winding
C. Alarm time-setting
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ALARM WINDING [position B]
Before activating the alarm, you will need to wind it manually by pulling
out the alarm-setting crown at the first notch. Then turn it clockwise.
It is important not to overwind the crown.
Once the mechanism is fully wound, the alarm power-reserve indicator
is at the maximum level which corresponds to an approximately
10-second ring.
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