WATCH OPERATION MANUAL & WARRANTY BOOK
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY Model Number: Modèle: Modellnummer: Sold To: Vendu à: Verkauft an: Numero del modelo: 型号: モデル番号: Vendido a: 售予: 販売先: Country/Date: País/Fecha: Pays/Date : 国家/日期: Land/Datum: 国/日付: Sold By: Vendu par: Verkauft durch: Vendido por: 出售方: 販売店: Retailer Stamp: Cachet du revendeur: Stempel des Händlers: Sello del vendedor: 零售商印章: 小売店のスタンプ:
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SCREW-DOWN CROWNS CROWN FUNCTIONALITY The components of your Shinola watch are made of the finest materials and have been rigorously inspected to meet our strict criteria. Some Shinola watches feature a screw-down crown, which adds an extra level of water-tightness. To safeguard your investment, it is important to understand how this type of crown works: 1 To make the crown operational, unscrew it from the case by turning it counterclockwise until it releases.
SINGLE TIME MODELS SETTING THE TIME 1 1 Pull out the crown to position II. (The watch stops.) I II 2 2 Turn the crown until you reach the correct time. 3 3 Push the crown back to position I. SINGLE TIME WITH DATE MODELS SETTING THE TIME 1 Pull out the crown to position III. (The watch stops.) 1 I 2 Turn the crown until you reach the correct time. II III 2 3 Push the crown back into position I. 3 1 SETTING THE DATE I II 1 Pull out the crown to position II.
CHRONOGRAPH MODEL 5021.D DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY AND CONTROL BUTTONS Please note: Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that: - the crown is in position I (= normal position). - the two chronograph hands are precisely at zero position following activation of push-button B. If the hands are not precisely at zero, their positions must be adjusted. (See the chapter Adjusting the Chronograph Hands to Zero.
ADJUSTING THE CHRONOGRAPH HANDS TO ZERO 1 Pull crown out to position III. (All two chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position.) 2 2 Keep push-buttons A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. (The center stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode is activated.) 3 Press push-button A to single step the center stop-second hand. Press and hold push-button A to advance the center stop-second hand quickly.
ACCUMULATED TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing 1 2 Stop: e.g., 15 min. 5 sec. following 1 . 2 3 4 A 3 Restart: timing is resumed 4 *Stop: e.g., 13 min. 5 sec. following 3 . The accumulated time = 28 min. 10 sec. 5 Reset: the three chronograph hands are returned to their zero positions. B 5 Please note: * Following 4 , the accumulation of the timing can be continued by pressing push-button A (Restart/Stop, Restart/Stop,…) INTERMEDIATE OR INTERVAL TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing.
CHRONOGRAPH MODEL 5030.D DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY AND CONTROL BUTTONS Please note: Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that: - the crown is in position I (= normal position). - the three chronograph hands are precisely at zero position following activation of push-button B. If the hands are not precisely at zero, their positions must be adjusted. (See the chapter Adjusting the Chronograph Hands to Zero.
ADJUSTING THE CHRONOGRAPH HANDS TO ZERO 1 Pull crown out to position III. (All three chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position.) 2 2 Keep push-buttons A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. (The center stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode is activated.) 3 Press push-button A to single step the center stop-second hand. Press and hold push-button A to advance the center stop-second hand quickly.
ACCUMULATED TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing 1 2 Stop: e.g., 15 min. 5 sec. following 1 . 2 3 4 A 3 Restart: timing is resumed 4 *Stop: e.g., 13 min. 5 sec. following 3 . The accumulated time = 28 min. 10 sec. 5 Reset: the three chronograph hands are returned to their zero positions. B 5 Please note: * Following 4 , the accumulation of the timing can be continued by pressing push-button A (Restart/Stop, Restart/Stop,…) INTERMEDIATE OR INTERVAL TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing.
CHRONOGRAPH MODEL 5050.B DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY AND CONTROL BUTTONS Please note: Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that: - the crown is in position I (= normal position). the four chronograph hands are precisely at zero position following activation of push-button B. If the hands are not precisely at zero, their positions must be adjusted. (See the chapter Adjusting the Chronograph Hands to Zero.
ADJUSTING THE CHRONOGRAPH HANDS TO ZERO 1 Pull crown out to position III. (All four chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position.) 2 Keep push-buttons A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. (The center stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode is activated.) 3 Press push-button A to single step the center stop-second hand. Press and hold push-button A to advance the center stop-second hand quickly.
ACCUMULATED TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing. 1 2 Stop: e.g., 15 min. 5 sec. following 1 . 2 3 4 A 3 Restart: timing is resumed. 4 *Stop: e.g., 10 min. 5 sec. following 3 . The accumulated time = 25 min. 10 sec. 5 Reset: The four chronograph hands are returned to their zero positions. B 5 Please note: * Following 4 , the accumulation of the timing can be continued by pressing push-button A (Restart/Stop, Restart/Stop,…) INTERMEDIATE OR INTERVAL TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing.
CHRONOGRAPH MODEL 3540.D DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY AND CONTROL BUTTONS Please note: Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that: - the crown is in position I (= normal position). the three chronograph hands are precisely at zero position following activation of push-button B. If the hands are not precisely at zero, their positions must be adjusted. (See the chapter Adjusting the Chronograph Hands to Zero.
ADJUSTING THE CHRONOGRAPH HANDS TO ZERO 1 Pull crown out to position III. (All three chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position.) 2 2 Keep push-buttons A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. (The center stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode is activated.) 3 Press push-button A to single step the center stop-second hand. Press and hold push-button A to advance the center stop-second hand quickly.
ACCUMULATED TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing. 1 2 Stop: e.g., 15 min. 5 sec. following 1 . 2 3 4 A 3 Restart: timing is resumed. 4 *Stop: e.g., 13 min. 5 sec. following 3 . The accumulated time = 28 min. 10 sec. 5 Reset: The three chronograph hands are returned to their zero positions. B 5 Please note: * Following 4 , the accumulation of the timing can be continued by pressing push-button A (Restart/Stop, Restart/Stop,…) INTERMEDIATE OR INTERVAL TIMING Example 1 Start: start timing.
WATER RESISTANCE All the Shinola timepieces are designed with a minimum water-resistance rating of 3ATM (100ft / 30m). The water-resistance of a timepiece protects the movement from dust, moisture, and risk of damage to the movement should it be immersed in water. Please see chart for guidelines for recommended exposure of various water ratings. It is important not to attempt to adjust the position of the crown while the timepiece is in contact with water.
CARE AND PRECAUTION Each Shinola timepiece is designed and manufactured to the highest of standards. Unlike most other mechanical objects, a watch operates non-stop. In order to ensure optimal performance and longevity from your Shinola timepiece, please review the simple guidelines for care and precautions. CARE • Clean your watch with a soft cloth and water only. Do not submerge your watch under water unless it is water rated.
by 70%. Please note that this is the same stem/crown position that is used to perform a quick TIME SETTING. If your watch features a screw-down crown, follow the instructions at the beginning of this manual to release the crown before pulling it out all the way. END OF BATTERY LIFE (EOL) Your watch is equipped with a feature to indicate when the battery level is low. When the battery gets to that stage, the second hand will jump 4 steps at a time, every 4 seconds.
LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY Your SHINOLA watch is warranted by Shinola for the lifetime of the watch under the terms and conditions of this warranty. The Shinola warranty covers faulty workmanship under normal use for the lifetime of the product. In case of defects covered by the warranty, all components (excluding battery, leather strap and buckle) will be repaired or the watch will be replaced free of charge. In the case of a replacement, Shinola cannot guarantee that you will receive the same watch model.
limitation of implied warranties or the limitation of incidental consequential damages so the above limitations and exclusions may be limited in their application to you. When implied warranties may not be excluded in their entirety, they will be limited to the duration of the applicable written warranty. This warranty gives you specific legal rights; you may have other rights that may vary depending on local law. Your statutory rights are not affected.
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