Setting Time
Turn the crown of your watch clockwise approximately 25 revolutions to ensure adequate wind.
When the seconds hand reaches the 12 o'clock position pull out the crown to position 2.
If your watch has a date, rotate the crown counter-clockwise until a date change occurs to establish midnight.
Continue turning the crown counter-clockwise until you set current time + 1 minute.
Use a reference clock and wait until real time matches the time on your watch. Push the crown into position 0.
Setting Date
Pull the crown out to position 1 to engage the date adjustment mechanism.
Turn the crown clockwise to advance the calendar wheel until it displays the current date.
Do not use the quick set date between the hours of 8pm and 2am. The date change mechanism is engaged and doing a quick set of the date may result in damage to the movement.
Push the crown firmly back into position 0 to protect the movement and secure water resistance.
Setting Moonphase
Pull the crown out to the position 1 to begin adjusting the moon phase indicator.
Rotate the crown counter-clockwise to advance the moon disk until the moon is perfectly centered in the aperture.
Check the current lunar calendar and turn the crown to advance the disk by the exact number of days since the last full moon. Each step represents 1 day.
Push the crown back into position 0 to lock the moon phase.
Operating Chronograph
Turn the crown of your watch approximately 25 times in the clockwise direction to ensure your timepiece is adequately wound.
Press the upper pusher to start the chronograph. You will see the large chronograph seconds hand start moving.
Press the upper pusher again to stop the timing, allowing you to read the elapsed seconds and minutes.
Press the upper pusher once more if you wish to resume timing from the exact position where it was stopped.
Press the upper pusher once more to capture your desired time interval. Always stop the chronograph before resseting. Press the lower pusher to instantly reset the chronograph.