Display Function; Selecting The Functions; Instructions For Use; Synchronizing The Analog Display With The Digital Display - VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY CHRONO CLASSIC XLS MT Instructions

2. DISPLAY FUNCTION

Hour hand
Minute hand
Setting crown
Indication of the selected function
Digital display
Fixed bezel with count-up scale

3. SELECTING THE FUNCTIONS

(refer to figure 1-9)
With the crown in neutral position, turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise. The following
information appears on the dial in quick succession depending on the direction of the
crown rotation, following a sequential order of 1 to 9 (turn the crown counter-clockwise)
or 9 to 1 (turn the crown clockwise).
Please refer to corresponding imagery on the fold-out page.
Fig. 1: Neutral
Fig. 3: Seconds/Date
The selected functions are identified by the alphabet symbol, which appears in the
upper section of the dial.
Fig. 5: Timer TM
Fig. 7: Chrono ADD Mode CHR
Fig. 9: Alarm AL
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English
Fig. 2: Local Time H-M-S
Fig. 4: Day/Date
Fig. 6: Second Time Zone T2
Fig. 8: Chrono SPLIT Mode CHR
English
Note: The timepiece is equipped with an end-of-life (EOL) battery indication, which
operates by causing the digital display to flash.
Countup scale ( )
When a scale is going from 5 to 60 (clockwise incrementation), you may use the bezel
as a counter, to count up to 60 minutes. To know how many minutes have elapsed,
simply note the number that the minute hand points to.
III. INSTRUCTION FOR USE
1. SYNCHRONIZING THE ANALOG DISPLAY (HANDS) WITH THE DIGITAL DISPLAY
(LCD)
After a battery change, or exceptionally in the event of a malfunction, you must always
synchronize the time indication by the hands with the time indication by the digital
numerals on the dial.
How to synchronize:
– Select the neutral function (Fig. 1) (dial with no digital figures displayed).
– Pull out the crown ( ). The symbol R then appears in the upper display ( ). The
time which appears on the lower display is different from the time shown by the
hands.
– Turn the crown in either direction until the hands show the same time as the
numerals on the digital display ( ):
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