Nubeo Mariner Manuel utilisateur
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The Mariner mission name was decided in May 1960, with a view by NASA
to reflect the mission of planetary probes in the same way that nautical
journeys of centuries ago were adventures to new undiscovered lands.
Mariner 2 became the first manmade space craft to have encountered
another planet when it passed by Venus as part of its mission to visit the
planet in 1962.
Mariner 4 would become the first space craft to visit Mars, giving us an
understanding of a planet that was as an enigma to scientists and
astronomers for centuries.
Later missions would visit Mars, and Venus again as well as Mercury giving us
an insight into our closest neighbor planets in the Solar System.
Missions to Jupiter and Saturn were planned in 1972, before the program to
visit the outer planets of the Solar System was renamed Voyager.
The Mariner program undertaken by NASA
from 1962 to 1973 launched a series of interplanetary
probes designed to investigate Mars, Venus and Mercury.
MARINER
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The Mariner mission name was decided in May 1960, with a view by NASA
to reflect the mission of planetary probes in the same way that nautical
journeys of centuries ago were adventures to new undiscovered lands.
Mariner 2 became the first manmade space craft to have encountered
another planet when it passed by Venus as part of its mission to visit the
planet in 1962.
Mariner 4 would become the first space craft to visit Mars, giving us an
understanding of a planet that was as an enigma to scientists and
astronomers for centuries.
Later missions would visit Mars, and Venus again as well as Mercury giving us
an insight into our closest neighbor planets in the Solar System.
Missions to Jupiter and Saturn were planned in 1972, before the program to
visit the outer planets of the Solar System was renamed Voyager.
The Mariner program undertaken by NASA
from 1962 to 1973 launched a series of interplanetary
probes designed to investigate Mars, Venus and Mercury.
MARINER
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This timepiece is equipped with a self-winding Mechanical Automatic
movement.
It does not need a battery. It is powered by the motions of the user’s own
wrist during the wear of the watch automatically. You may also choose to
wind the watch manually.
Before wearing your watch, make sure to wind it clockwise with 10 rotations
of the crown.
For good measure gently move the watch side to side around 30 times to see
the seconds hand run at its normal speed.
Please make sure to remember that during a period when you are not
wearing the watch, the power reserve of movement will wear down and you
will have to re-wind the watch again before wearing.
AUTOMATIC WATCHES
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This watch is equipped with a screw down crown . Do not pull the crown
unless it is unscrewed rst.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE UNSCREWING THE CROWN
TO UNSCREW: Turn the crown anti-clockwise until it
turns freely without tension. Gently pull the crown out
to the other desired positions for watch setting (see
specic operating instructions on the following pages).
SCREW-DOWN CROWN
TO SCREW: Push the crown all the way in (towards the
watch) then begin to turn clockwise until it is securely
screwed down.
Note: Failure to securely screw down the crown after
setting the watch may affect its water resistance.
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2 0 0 M
Crown
Positions
Date
Screwed
Down Position
Second Hand
Hour Hand
MinuteHand
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2 3
AUTOMATIC 3 HANDS WITH DATE
As your watch has a screw down crown feature, release the watch from the
screw-down position before setting.
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1. Pull the crown out to position 3, its maximum extension. The second
hand will stop moving.
2. Turn the crown either clockwise or anti-clockwise until the watch hands
are positioned at the desired time.
3. When the desired time is reached push the crown back to position 1 and
screw down if applicable.
NOTE: When the hour hand passes 12 o’clock and the date changes, the
watch is set at midnight. If the date does not change, it is set at
noon.
TIME SETTING
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1. Pull the crown out to position 2.
2. Turn the crown clockwise or anti-clockwise until the desired date is shown
in the date window.
3. When the desired date is reached push the crown back to position 1 and
screw down if applicable.
NOTE: Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am as this may
damage the movement.
DATE SETTING
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1Flip the cover
Press the buttons
on the clasp sides
HOW TO USE A DEPLOYMENT CLASP
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All Nubeo timepieces are designed with a minimum water resistance rating
of 5 ATM (50m). 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 the 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. Water can enter the case causing damage
to the movement.
For timepiece with screw-down crowns, it is important to ensure the crown
is in the proper position and completely locked before contact with water.
For timepieces with chronograph functions, do not engage the chronograph
under water, as water may leak in the case and cause damage to the
movement.
WATER RESISTANT
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