Notice OAKLEY Minute Machine

« e, gently turn the crown until it screws into the case. To set the exact second, wait until the hand in the second- counting sub dial (at the right of the main dial face) reaches “60” before you pull out the crown. Set the time then wait until the exact second is reached before pushing the crown back down. INSTRUCTION MANUAL 3 Imagine a true Swiss Made chronograph with the precision of 13-jewel movement to optimize accuracy. Combine it with the comfort of a lightweight titanium case and the authenticity of Oakley design. Engineer it with quartz accuracy and an intuitive analog display with three sub dials. And give it the ability to measure cumulative time, intermediate time and split time, all down to a tenth of a second. Introducing a precision instrument that blends the heritage of Swiss watchmaking with the innovation of Oakley art and technology. The hardest crystal utilized in the industry, pure sapphire protects the six-hand display. Luminous phosphors on the minute and hour hands improve visibility in low light, and the large date display can be read at a glance. Computer Numeric Control (CNC) machining forms the case sculpture from durable titanium, one of the lightest metals on the planet. A screw- down crown protects the case against water pressure equivalent to 330 feet (100 meters) beneath the surface. Optimized with a 48-month battery, the Oakley chronograph is available with a genuine leather strap or a titanium bracelet with the fit of micro- adjusting links and the flex of self-lubricating thrust washers, reinforced with carbon fiber. 2OAKLEY INSTRUCTION MANUAL ABUSING THE CHRONOGRAPH The chronograph includes three separate hands: •The hand on the main dial face counts seconds. One full rotation is 60 seconds. •The hand on the sub dial at the left counts minutes. One full rotation is 30 minutes. •The hand on the sub dial at the bottom counts 1/10 seconds. One full rotation is 1 second. After 30 minutes, this hand works as an hour counter. Thechronograph is controlled with two push buttons: •Button “A” stops and starts the timer. •Button “B” has four functions. In addition to pausing the display at the current intermediate time, it allows the chronograph hands to catch up to the ongoing time being measured; it displays a second time total; and it resets the chronograph hands to the zero position. Before using the chronograph functions, ensure that the crown is fully against the case and not at one of the click positions used for setting time and date. The three chronograph hands should align precisely at the zero position. If they do not, see the section below on Adjusting the Chronograph Hands. TO MEASURE CUMULATIVE TIME: 1.Press button “A” to start timing. 2.Press button “A” again to stop timing. 3.Press button “A” again to restart timing. Continue to use button “A” to add time intervals to the total measure of time. When using button “A” only, “intermediate time” (the time that occurs while the chronograph hands are not moving) is not added to the total measure of time. 4.While timing is stopped, press button “B” to reset the chronograph hands to the zero position. INSTRUCTION MANUAL 5 SETTING THE DATE AND TIME To adjust the time and date for subsequent settings, use these short procedures: TO SET THE TIME: 1.Pull the crown out to the second click position (b). 2.Turn the crown until you reach the correct time. 3.Push the crown back down. For added... »