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DETOMASO

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Contents

General

Foreword ............................................. 22

Shortening a metallink bracelet ......................................... 22

Waterproof properties ........................... 23Instructions for care ............................. 24

Various Models

Spacy Timeline Model 1 ......................... 25 Spacy Timeline Model 2 ......................... 26 Spacy Timeline Model 3 ......................... 27 Spacy Timeline Model 4 ......................... 28 Digital/Analogue combination (DT1009) ... 29

Digital/Analogue combination 2 .............. 33 Atomic watch ....................................... 36

Guarantee ............................................ 37



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Foreword

Congratulations on the purchase of your new watch. You are now the owner of a high precision timekeeper characterised by its innovative design.

We keep a long term stock of the most important spare parts for all our watches, guaranteeingrepair over a period of many years.

In order to ensure that your new watch functions properly for many years, please read the followinginstructions carefully.

Shortening a metal link bracelet

Please have your metal bracelet shortened by a specialist. Improper adjustment of the bracelet maylead to your guarantee becoming void.

Bracelets with pins:

In order to shorten the bracelet, push out the pins on the side of the bracelet using a sharp object.Please observe the arrows engraved on the reverse of the metal bracelet or on the labels. After thebracelet has been shortened (links removed) simply push the pins back into place.

Bracelets with screws:

Use a suitable screwdriver to release the screws, shorten the bracelet (remove links) and then

screw the bracelet back together.



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Waterproof PropertiesGeneral Information on waterproof properties

Waterproofness is not a permanent characteristic; it should be tested annually and in particular befo-re the watch is put under exceptional strain, as the seals deteriorate gradually in daily use.

Specification Instructions

Case back Dial

Wash,Rain,

Splash Shower Bath Swimming Skin-Diving

WATER-RESISTANT

no yes no no no no

WATER-RESISTANT

3 ATMno yes no no no no

WATER-RESISTANT

5 ATM50m yes no yes no no

WATER-RESISTANT

10 ATM100m yes yes yes yes no

WATER-RESISTANT

20 ATM

200m yes yes yes yes yes

The seals are the important factor in guaranteeing the waterproofness of a watch. These agenaturally and are also affected by perspiration and acids. The level of waterproofness is given in ATM(atmosphere) and noted on the case back of the watch.

Watches are considered water resistant if they are resistant against sweat, water droplets, rain etc.They have to remain watertight for a period of 30 minutes when submerged in 1 m of water. Thesewatches are for normal everyday use and are not suitable for use in conditions where the water

pressure and temperature vary considerably.



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An additional specifi cation of pressure, such as “3 ATM”, means the test conditions have been tigh- tened. The specifi cation “3 ATM” is not to be confused with the diving depth; it is simply the defi nition

of the inspection pressure. An inspection pressure of 3 ATM is reached at a depth of 30 meters.

In some cases a short-term higher pressure than the guaranteed inspection pressure may beenforced on the seals, for example when swimming or diving into water.

Watches are at particular risk when the wearer dives into water after sunbathing. The combinationof the impact pressure with the negative pressure caused by the sudden drop in temperature canquite easily cause damage.

It is important to check and, if necessary, replace seals when the battery is replaced.

Instructions for care Your watch is a high precision electronic and mechanical masterpiece and should serve you well fora long time.

Please note that your guarantee will be void in the event of improper use, unauthorised tamperingand improper battery replacement and does not cover glass breakages.

In the event of a guarantee claim please submit your invoice and the guarantee card. Please keep your watch away from magnetic fi elds, heat, water and chemicals. Do not submit it to sudden impact

or abrasion. Watches should not be worn in bed.

If a battery operated watch stops or the low battery indicator shows, it should be taken to a speci-alist as soon as possible to prevent the battery from causing damage in the watch or the environ-ment. Batteries should be replaced by a specialist at regular intervals of approx. 1 – 1 ½ years.

The seals can then be checked and, if necessary, replaced at the same time.

In the event of condensation forming underneath the glass (misting), the watch should be taken toa specialist as soon as possible to prevent the moisture from causing further damage. The crown

should always be fi rmly pressed in or screwed tight during use. The leather watch strap is subject tonormal wear and tear and, being a natural product, is particularly susceptible to moisture, perspiration, chemicals and abrasion.

It is not indefi nitely durable and for reasons of hygiene should be replaced every 6-12 months,depending on how often it is worn. The retaining pins should be checked and, if necessary, replacedat the same time.



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C. EXAMPLES

A. FUNCTION1. LED time display with hours, minutes, month and day

2. 24-hour time display with two-colour LED

B. INSTRUCTIONSTime and date display 1. Press button A or B to activate the time display. Press

button B to display month and day. Press button B again to

return to the time display mode.2. The LED display switches off automatically if nothing has

been entered for 5 seconds.Setting the time and date1. Press and hold button A for 3 seconds while in the time

display mode in order to enter the time/date setting mode. The hour LED fl ashes. Press button A again to enter the

next setting.

2. While the LED is fl ashing, press button B to adjust thesettings.

3. In the setting mode as well as later on in the set display thehour leds are shown in red for am and in yellow/greenfor pm.

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Time display Date display

Yellow/green for am, red for pm. The LEDs for 5 and 10 o‘clock are illuminated in a different colour for easy reading!

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A. FUNCTION1. LED time display with hours, minutes, month and day

2. 24-hour time display with two-colour LED

B. INSTRUCTIONSTime and date display 1. Press button A or B to activate the time display. Press

button B to display month and day. Press button B again toreturn to the time display mode

2. The LED display switches off automatically if nothing has

been entered for 5 seconds.Setting the time and date1. Press and hold button A for 3 seconds while in the time

display mode in order to enter the time/date setting mode. The hour LED fl ashes. Press button A again to enter the

next setting.

2. While the LED is fl ashing, press button B to adjust thesettings.

3. In the setting mode as well as later on in the set display thehour leds are shown in red for am and in yellow/greenfor pm.

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Yellow/green for am, red for pm.

On the watch model DT2015 the hours light up in yellow in the mornings and in blue in the afternoons

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A. FunctionBinary LED time display with hours and minutes.

Binary LED date display.

B. Display of time and datePress button A or B to display the time.While time is displayed press button B to display the date.Press once more to display the time again.The last illuminated LED of the outer ring displays either thehour or the month.In order to fi gure out the minute or the date please add thedigits of the inner ring.After 5 seconds without input the display will stop automatically.

C. Setting the timePress button A for 3 seconds when you are in the time displaysetting. The LEDs for the hour will fl ash. Press button B to set

the hour. Press button A to switch to the minute display andset with button B.

D. Setting the datePress button A and B in sequence and then hold button A for3 seconds. The LEDs for the month will fl ash. Press button B

to set the month. Press button A to switch to the date displayand set with button B.

The hours are displayed in red for am and in yellow/green for pm.

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A. FunctionBinary LED time display with hours and minutes.

Binary LED date display.

B. Display of time and datePress button A or B to display the time.While time is displayed press button B to display the date.Press once more to display the time again.In order to fi gure out the hour, minute, month or date, pleaseadd the digits above the illuminated LEDs.After 5 seconds without input the display will stop automatically.

C. Setting the timePress button A for 3 seconds when you are in the time displaysetting. The LEDs for the hour will fl ash. Press button B to set

the hour. Press button A to switch to the minute display andset with button B.

D. Setting the datePress button A and B in sequence and then hold button A for

3 seconds. The LEDs for the month will fl ash. Press button B to set the month. Press button A to switch to the date displayand set with button B.

The hours are displayed in red for am and in yellow/green for pm.On the watch model DT2016 the hours light up in yellow in the mornings and in blue in the afternoons

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A. FEATURES

• 13 digit LCD display: hour, minute, second, month, day, week and year(2000 to 2099) .

• 5 different alarms and hourly time signal• Timer function.• Snooze function• Choice of 12 / 24 hour format

• Automatic calendar• 1/100 second chronograph• Display of 2 time zones• EL Backlight

Digital/Analogue combination (DT1009)

Start (D)

Reset (C)

Light (A)

Mode (B)



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B. OPERATION

1. Press the B key to choose a mode. Press the A key (in any mode/display) to turn on the ELbacklight for 3 seconds.

2. Setting the digital time

In the time mode press and hold key C for 2 seconds until the seconds flash. Use key B to choosewhich feature you wish to set:

Hour -> Minute -> Year -> Month -> Day ->

• In each sequence use key D to make the required settings.

• Press key D to then return the seconds to 0

• Press key C to return to time mode.

• 12/24 hour format:

In time mode use key D to change between a 12-hour and 24-hour display.

3. Setting the analogue time

Pull out the crown on the right – the seconds hand stops moving. Turn the crown clockwise to move the hour and minute hands. When the crown is pushed back in the seconds hand starts to moveagain.

4. Alarm Function

You may choose up to 5 independent alarm functions. Start with the settings for hour, minute, monthand day. When the alarm function is active a signal sounds for 10 seconds as soon as the currentalarm time is reached. You may also activate an hourly time signal. In this case the watch bleeps

twice on every full hour.

The alarm number (AL1 to AL5) is shown in the alarm display. In alarm mode press key C to turn thisdisplay ON / OFF.

In alarm AL1 mode press key C to select the snooze (SNZ) alarm. Press key C to turn the snoozefunction ON / OFF and activate the display. When the snooze function is turned ON the signal isrepeated 5 minutes later in the AL-1 function and then stops automatically after 1 minute.

Press key C to turn off the snooze function.

The following alarm types may be selected:

1 One-off alarm (set hour, minute, month, day):

Alarm signal sounds once at the preset date/time.



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2 Daily alarm (set hour, minute):Alarm signal sounds daily at the preset time.

3 One-month alarm (set hour, minute, month):Alarm signal sounds daily at the preset time, but only in the preset month.

4 Monthly alarm (set hour, minute, day):Alarm signal sounds every month at the preset day/time.

Setting the alarm:

In alarm mode press key D to select which alarm is to be set.

a. After the alarm has been selected press and hold key D until the hour display flashes.b. Press key B to make the following displays flash and make the settings:

Hour -> Minute -> Month -> Day -... [back to Hour]

c. While a display is flashing use key D to change the setting. To activate an alarm without a month(eg. daily alarm) press key D while the month display is flashing until the “-“ sign (between 12 and 1)appears. To activate an alarm without a day (eg. Daily alarm, one-month alarm) press kex D while theday display is flashing until the “-“ sign (between 31 and 1) appears. Press key C to return to alarmmode.

Turn ON / OFF snooze and time signal:a. In the alarm mode (AL1) press key C to turn snooze function ON/OFF.b. In the“AL:00” mode press key C to turn the time signal ( ) ON/OFF.c. SNZ : shows that the snooze function is turned ON.d. shows that the hourly time signal is turned ON.e. If any alarm type is activated this will be shown in the display when you change to a different mode.

5. Timer FunctionThe countdown timer can be set for any period between 1 minute and 24 hours. When the count-down reaches 0 a signal sounds. The final signal sounds for approx. 10 seconds or until any otherkey is pressed to stop it.

Setting the countdown timera. In countdown mode press and hold key C until the hour display of the countdown timer flashes.Press key A to change between automatic repeat ON ( is displayed ) and OFF ( is notdisplayed).



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B.INSTRUCTIONS

b. Press key B to move the flashing displays in the following order and make the settings:c. Press key D while a display is flashing to set it.

d. Press key C to return to countdown mode.

e. to set the start of the countdown time to 24.00 hrs set it at 0:00 00.

Timer operation

a. Press key D to start or stop the timer. Press key C to return to the initial start position when you

are finished.6. Chronograph

The display range of the Chronograph is 23 hours ,59 minutes ,59.99 seconds.

Elapsed time

D Key D Key D Key D Key C Key

Start Stop Re-start Stop Clear

Spilt time

D Key C Key C Key D Key C Key

Start Split Split release Stop Clear

(“SPL” displayed)

Two Finishes

D Key C Key D Key C Key C Key

Start Split Stop Split release Clear

7. Two time zones

a. Press and hold key C for 2 seconds to enter the 2-time zone mode. The hour display flashes.Press key B to select the following sequence:

b. Press key D to set the flashing displays.

c. Press key C to return to 2-time zone mode.



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Digital/Analogue combination 2

Button D (Start)Button A (Light)

FEATURES

• 12 digit LCD display: hour, minute, second, month, day, and week• Alarm with snooze and hourly time signal (chime)• Choice of 12 / 24 hour format • 1/100 second Chronograph

• EL Backlight

OPERATION

1. Press the B key to choose a mode (as pictured above)

2. Press the A key (in any mode/display) to turn on the EL backlight for 3 seconds.

3. Setting the Time

Button B (Mode) Button C (Reset)



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To set the Digital time, first press the B key to change the mode to stopwatch mode, alarm modeand then the change time mode (seconds indicator will be flashing).

Hour -> Minute -> Month -> Day -> Day of week -> Second ->

In each sequence use key D to make changes

SECONDS – When seconds are between 0-30, pressing D reduces back to zero. When seconds arein the 30-60 range, pressing D will increase the minutes by 1.

HOUR – H display is for 24 hour time, A & P are for AM/PM in 12 hour format

MINUTES – Press D to increase by 1

MONTH/DAY /DAY OF WEEK – Press D to increase by 1

When complete, press B to return to normal Time Mode.

To set the Analogue time pull out the crown on the right – the seconds hand stops moving. Turn the crown clockwise to move the hour and minute hands. When the crown is pushed back in theseconds hand starts to move again.

4. Chronograph

The display range of the Chronograph is 23 hours, 59 minutes, 59.99 seconds.

elapsed time (as per DT1009)

D Key D Key D Key D Key C Key

Start Stop Re-start Stop Clear

Spilt time

D Key C Key C Key D Key C Key

Start Split Split release Stop Clear

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5. Setting the Alarm

To change the setting of the Alarm or hourly chime, first press the B key to move from time displayinto the Alarm time mode. Then press C to select either hours or minutes (indicated by flashing),and press the D key to adjust the hours or minutes. When the alarm is set, press key C to confirm.By pressing the D key in Alarm mode, you turn the Alarm and/or Chime function on and off. ON isindicated by AL (Alarm) and CH (Chime) next to the date on the left. Press the B key to return tonormal time mode.

When the Alarm sounds, press C or D keys to stop, and the B key to Snooze. The Snooze functionwill sound the alarm 5 minutes later and auto stop after 20 seconds.



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Atomic watch

Features

• Analogue time display showing h, min, sec

• Digital time display showing h, min, sec

• Fully automatic date display showing day,date, month

• Radio signal reception (DCF 77.5 KHz)

• Signal reception either manual or automatic

• 24 hour time display

Digital display

There are four main feature modes.

Use the S1 button to display the various modes in the following order:

Time — Date — seconds/weekday — time zone

Automatic reception

The signal status is checked automatically every day at 3.00 am local time. If the signal cannot befound, the automatic check is repeated at 4.00 am and then again at 5.00 am. If the signal stillcannot be found, the next check is the next day at 3.00 am again. Placing the watch near a windowmay improve signal reception.

Manual reception

In any mode, press and hold the S1 button for 3 seconds to start the manual reception search. TheRC tower symbol fl ashes while the search is running and the bar symbol shows the signal strength.If the search is successful, the tower symbol remains in the display. If the reception is too weak orcannot be found within 3 minutes, the tower symbol disappears.

Setting/adjusting the time

Press and hold the S2 button until the digital display fl ashes. Press the S1 button until the desired time zone (EU) appears. Press the S2 button to choose the time zone. To set the year, press the S2button fi ve times. Use the S1 button to choose the year.

S1-ButtonHour hand

S2-Button

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Press the S2 button again to show the month and date. Press the S1 button to change the monthand date. Set your entry by pressing the S2 button. Press and hold the S1 button for at least 3

seconds to set the hands to the 12 o’clock position. The watch now searches for a signal andautomatically sets the time zone.IMPORTANTPress and hold the S2 button for 7 seconds to return all three hands to the 12.00 position. Thenuse the S1 button to adjust the hands if necessary. Press S1 briefly to adjust slowly and press andhold to adjust quickly. Press the button again to stop the quick correction. Press the S2 button again

to exit the correction and start the signal search. Once the signal has been found, the analoguehands move to the same position as the digital time and the two movements run synchronously.

Place the watch near a window to improve signal reception.

GUARANTEE

We (see address on reverse of these instructions) guarantee that your watch is made with topquality materials. Extensive quality controls ensure that the watch is checked before it leaves ourpremises. Material defects cannot, however, be completely ruled out.

We issue a guarantee for a period of 24 months from date of purchase on all material and manu-facturing faults. This guarantee is valid worldwide and any warranty claims prescribed by law shallremain unaffected by this guarantee. The guarantee covers the function of the clockwork and theproper workmanship of the watch.

The following are not covered by the guarantee: batteries, wear and tear of the casing, glass orwristband and damage due to improper use (accident, glass breakage, water damage, crown pulledright out).

Manufacturing faults will be rectified free of charge within the guarantee period. If the watch isirreparable we will replace it with a comparable model.

Liability for collateral or subsequent damage is excluded.

To make a guarantee claim please send the watch to the address stated on the reverse of theseinstructions, together with your name and address and a copy of the sales receipt.

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