Timex 33 Manuel utilisateur

TIM EX m o de I

self wind

day

and

date

lig.

28.96mm

1.140

in.

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the

TIMEX

Model

Movement

The

Model

movement

a 13 ligne serf-winding movement with

day

and

date

features. The

Model

33 utilizes the same basic construction

the

Model

except

that

day

and

date

mechanism has been added. A plane-

tary

gear

winding

system located on the Front Frame provides a compact

method

obtaining

the necessary

gear

reduction between the self-winding

weight

and

the mainspring.

The reserve

power

the mainspring when the watch

worn

normally

active person

sufficient

run the watch

for

a full

day.

The

day

and

date

mechanism

similar

that

used

the

Model

27.

Dismantling procedures

are

outlined starting on

page

33.3.

Cleaning

procedures

are

outlined starting on

page

33.5.

Reassembly procedures

are

outlined starting on

page

33.7.

33.1

the

TIMEX

Model

Movement(exploded

view)

751

2561/1

2557/1

2576

145

33.2

2/1

851

850

498/1

255

)

145

DATE FRAME

242

CANNON PINI

ASS'Y

255

UR WHEEL

498/1

HOUR

WHEEL WASHER

751

DIAL

850

HOUR HAND

851 MINUTE HAND

852/1

SWEEP

SECOND

HAND

2557/1

DATE RI

DAY

FRAME ASS'Y.

DAY

DETENT SPRING

2575

DATE LEVER

2576

DATE

CLICK

SPR

5145

PILLAR

SCREW

( LONG)

5145/1

PILLAR

SCREW

(SHORT)

5145/1

Disassembly

Movement

(

model

33)

(;

URE

ROCKER

ARM

GURE

ROTOR

SCREWS

ROTOR

The

Model

33 movement

dis-

assembled as follows: Remove the

case

back

. Loosen

and

remove

two

Rotor Frame Screws

(see

figure

Lift the

rotor

assembly slightly

free the dowels. Since the Rocker

Arm fits between the Rotor Frame

and

the Rotor

Weight,

position the

rotor

weight

as shown in

figure

and

slide the assembly

along

the

movement

plate

(toward

the

bal-

ance wheel) until it

free

the

rocker

arm

and

then

lift

the assem-

bly

out

the case.

CAUTION:

Any

attempt

lift

the

weight

before

free

the

Rocker Arm

will

result in

damage

the movement.

Pull crown

out

into

the set position.

Loosen the Set Lever Screw

and

raise lever sufficiently

release

the stem

and

pull the crown

and

stem assembly free

the move-

ment

and

the case (see

figure

2).

With

tweezers,

carefully

remove

ROCKING

BAR

the retaining sprinq

from

the Bezel

SPRING

(fiqure

21.

careful

not

damage

Balance

Wheel

Assembfy.

ROCKING

BAR

Carefully

turn the

watch

over

and

SET

LEVER

th:

Dial

and

movement assembly

will

fall

out. Replace the crown

and

stem assembly

and

retighten the

set lever screw.

DIAL REMOVAL

Remove

all

hands. Turn the assem-

bly

over

and

bend

the

four

dial

tabs sufficiently

free

the

dial

from the

Date

Frame.

Hold

the

dial

in place

and

turn the assembly

CROWN

AND

STEM

h d· I . d f

I. h

ASSEMBLY

t e

an care U V

1ft

t e

RATCHET

WHEEL

dial

off

the movement.

Note

the

positions

the parts

under

the

dial

(see

illustrations on Page 33.4).

33.3

DATE

CLICK

SPRING

33.4 .

Disassembly

Movement

(model

33)

DATE

RING

CUT

OUT

CENTER

POST

PRINCIPLE

OF OPERATION

The

illustrations

the

left

show the

functional parts

the

Day

and

Date mechanism.

DATE

RING INDEXING

tab

on the underside

the Date

Wheel engages the Date Lever and

moves the Date Lever

tab

backward

one tooth on the Date

Ring

predetermined time (about mid-

night) the date lever

released

and

moves

the date ring forward

one space.

The

Date Click Spring

engages the Date

Ring

to prevent

backward motion when the Date

Lever

being moved.

DAY DIAL INDEXING

tab

on the upper side

the

Date Wheel engages the Day Dial

Pinion. Rotating the

Day

Dial Pinion

moves the Day Dial

forward

one

position

about

l o'clock in the

morning.

The

Day

Detent Spring

positions,the

Day

Dial.

Disassembly

Movement

{model

33)

PLANETARY

GEAR

ASS'Y.

OIL

PILLAR

SCREW

(LONG)

ROCKING

BAR

Turn movement

over

and

with

tweezers,

lift

end

the Rocking

Bar spring free from the end

the Rocking Bar

(see

figure 2).

Turn movement over

date

frame

and

remove

two

pillar

screws

(see

exploded

view

page

33 2). Lift

Date Frame Assembly

off

movement

being careful not

disturb loose

parts underneath. Replace long

pil-

lar

screw

the Rocking Bar on the

movement

(see

figure

3).

Lift

off

the Hour

Wheel

Washer

Hour

Wheel

Cannon Pinion Assembly

LET

DOWN

MAINSPRING

The stored

power

must be released

( DISENGAGED POSITION) from the mainspring

order

service the movement. For reference

purposes, the click in this movement

part

ally

hidden

the

plate

which holds the

planet

gear

assem-

K SPRING

bly

position

(see

Figure 3

There

no need

remove the

GURE

planetary

gear

assembly from the

frame

the movement assembly.

The

Model

procedure

for

remov-

ing

the balance, cleaning,

lubricat-

ing

and

reassembling the

balance

described on pages

.5, 24.6,

and

24.7

should be

followed

for

the

Model

33 movement.

CAUTION

Remember

that

the

day

and

date

ring

are

printed dials

and

some

watch cleaning fluids

will

strip the

printing. 33.5

33.6

Lubrication

(Model

33)

OIL(BOTH

SIDES)

FIG. A

FIG. B

DAT

E CLICK SPRING

FIG. C

LOCATING HOLE

DAY

FRAME

ASS'Y.

-BOSS

DAY PINION

GREASE

UBRICAT

The

basic movement

the Model

33 must be lubricated

described

for

the Model 24 movement on

Page 24.6 (Elgin

M56b

oil

used

the factory).

addition

the above,

additk

lubrication

required

follows:

Lubr

icate the mechanism

the Rotor

(see

illustration below)

with Moebius Special Lubricant

#206

on the outside surface

the rotor

cam

and force

ubr

cant beneath

e rotor staff

head and between the rotor

frame and the rotor cam.

ROTOR

FRAME

Lubricate w

ith

fine watch

~·

ratchet wheel teeth

and

three pivot points

shown

figure

Lubricate with fine watch oil the

seven

bearing points of the

planetdry gear

system

noted

figure 3 (page 33.5).

Lubricate

noted at the left

figure A the junction

the

date

lever with the date wheel

stud, both sides

the junction

the date lever with the guide

stud

and

the bearing between

the date wheel

and

the

date

wheel stud.

Apply

coating

grease (Ham-

ilton

PML

used

the factory)

to junction

the Day Detent

Spring

and

the Day Pinion

shown

the left

figu

Apply

coaling

grease (Ham-

ilton

PML

used

the factory)

the junction

the Date Click

Spring with the teeth

the

Date

Ring

and

jur-

tion

the

tab

on the [

Lever with the teeth

the

Ring

shown

figure C

the left.

RNING, Never lubricate the

junction

the

Day

Pinion wi

the

Day

Frome because th

may

cause

failure.

Reassembly

Movement

(Model

33)

DATE

LEVER

FIGURE 4

To reassemble the

Model

33 movement into a watch

after

the basic

movement has been cleaned

and

oiled, the

following

procedure should

followed.

Refer to the

exploded

view

on Page 33.2 as a guide.

Assemble the Cannon Pinion Assembly

onto

the Center Post

the move-

ment.

Apply

a small amount

fine

watch

oil

the center hole in the

Cannon

Pinion. Assemble the

Hour

Wheel

and

Hour

Wheel

Washer

onto

the

Cannon

Pinion Assembly.

Remove the short Pillar Screw (if assembled)

and

the

long

Pillar Screw

from

the movement.

sure the bushing is in place in the rocking

bar

and

then

sition the lubricated Date Frame Assembly on the movement

as shown

Page 33.2

and

in Figure

Hold

Date

Frame assembly in

plac

and

check

proper

Date

Wheel

engagement

testing

with

tweezers.

Secure the

Date

Frame assembly

the movement

with

the

long

and

short

pillar

screws. Reengage the Rocking

Bar

spring

as shown in Figure 2.

Check

for

proper

engagement

and

function

the crown

and

stem

assembly. Rotate crown enough

move

finger

the

Date

Wheel

away

from

the

cut

out

the center post (

see

Page 33.4).

Position the

Date

Ring on the Date Frame

engaged

with

the

finger

the

Date

Lever

and

the Detent Spring.

Test the

lubricated

Day

Frame Assembly (see Page 33.6)

for

free

rotat

the

Day

Pinion against the

Day

Detent

Spring

Note

the

two

smafl

locating

holes, the boss

and

the cut

out

on the underside

the

Day

Frame Assembly

(see

center

view

on Page

.6). Position the

lubricated

Day

Frame Assembly over the center

the movement

and

orient

the

assembly

the Date Ring

the

left

end

the cut

out

just clears the

tab

on the

Date

Lever.

Apply

~ht

pressure

and

move the

Day

Frame

Assembly

slightly

until the

two

holes

and

boss seat on the corresponding

bosses

and

hole in the

Date

Frame Assembly.

Centralize

the

Date

Ring

unde

r the

Day

Frame Assembly.

33.7

Reassembly

Movement

(Model

33)

Carefully

orient the

dial

over

the assembly

and

then,

hold

ing the

dial

in place, turn the assembly

over

and

bend

the

four

tabs

secure

the

dial

the

Date

Frame.

POSITION

HANDS

FOR

PROPER

DAY

AND

DATE

CHANGE

First

-Hold

watch assembly

with

mov

ement

side

and

crown

and

stem

three o'clock position. Pull

out

crown

and

stem.

-Rotate

crown

and

stem

slowly

and

observe

date

lever

nine

o'clock position.

Date

lever

will

then begin

move

and

a click

will

be heard.

After

the click,

rotate

crown slowly until

date

lever snaps

back

this time stop

rotating

nally-Turn

assembly

over

and

replace

all

hands

12 o'clock position.

Check the

proper

function

the

bay

and

the Date change mechanism.

Loosen the set lever screw

and

remove the crown

and

stem

previously

noted on page 33.3. Position the Dial

and

Movement assembly in the

bezel, insert the crown

and

stem

through

the bezel

and

retighten the

set lever screw.

Reassemble the Retaining Spring as shown in Figure

The

end

the

spring

should be inserted into the

groove

near

the stem

the

balance

wheel

end

the movement. Insert the rest

the spring into the

groove

being

careful

not

damage

the

balance

ass

embly

Reassemble the

rotor

assembly

sliding it into the movement

under

the rocker arm as shown

Figure 2. Secure the rotor

the movement

with

two

screws as shown in Figure 1.

Position the case

back

with the

'T'

"Timex"

toward

the crown

and

snap it into the bezel.

33.8

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