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International Warranty and Instruction Manual

 

INTERNATIONAL XPZ WARRANTY

Your XPZ watch is warranted by our factory for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of purchase under the terms and conditions of this warranty. The International XPZ Warranty covers material and manufacturing faults.

 

The Manufacturer’s warranty does not cover:

  • The life of the battery and/or

  • any damage on any part of the watch resulting from incorrect use of the watch, abnormal use, lack of care, accidents (knocks, crushing, dents, etc) and/ or

  • normal wear and tear and aging, e.g. scratched crystal; alteration of the colour and / or material of non-metallic straps and chains, such as leather, rubber, peeling off the plating and / or

  • indirect or consequential damages of any kind resulting from e.g. the use, the non-functioning, the defects or the inaccuracy of the watch.

In case of defects covered by the warranty, your XPZ watch will be repaired by our service centers free of charge (exclude postage cost, insurance cost, importing countries’ customs duties or any taxes). Any further claims against our factory e.g. for compensation for damage, withdrawal from the purchase contract, refund of the purchase price or replacement of the watch are excluded.

 

The warranty becomes void in the event of serving or repair of the watch by any person not duty authorized by XPZ or its representatives.

Should you require work under guarantee, please contact your XPZ service team. The watch must be presented along with the official invoice.

If work is done under guarantee, the XPZ customer service team will charge for postage and insurance.

After expiry of the warranty period our service team remains, of course, at your entire disposal for repair and maintenance of your watch against an appropriate charge.

 

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Behind the name XPZ stands for the continuous endeavor to create products outstandingly different in design, materials and quality – serving the aims of functionality, wearer – comfort and ageless beauty. For this reason, XPZ is mainly using stainless steel with mineral crystal.

It is thanks to these especially resistant materials that, with normal wear, your XPZ watch will keep its beauty and brilliance for years. However, in extreme cases, XPZ’s exceptional materials may be damaged by equally hard or harder materials such as diamond corundum, metallic oxides or quartz crystals. Grindstone, sandpaper, nail files, granite surfaces, concrete walls etc. may contain particles of such materials and thus cause scratching. Therefore, a certain amount of care should be taken. Damages caused by such materials are not covered by the international guarantee.

*Hard-metals, sapphire crystal and high-tech ceramics are scratch proof but they are not indestructible-hard, knocks or dropping the watch onto a hard surface should absolutely be avoided.

 

Precision

The name XPZ guarantees a quality watch movement of the greatest precision.

 

Theoretical deviation in timekeeping:

Quartz watches: maximum 15 seconds per month

Automatic watches: -5 to +20 seconds per day

 

Water-resistant

XPZ watches have the word (WATER RESISTANT) engraved on the case back. These watches, depend on your purchased collection, can withstand water pressure up to 5 ATM (Precaution: submerging your XPZ watch isn't recommended and shouldn't be used for scuba diving, water skiing, or other activities involving high velocity water or submersion below shallow depth).

To ensure permanent water-resistance, the watch must be checked by our service technician once a year or after every battery change. Water resistance isn't a permanent condition and may diminish over time. The following may affect the water resistance of your XPZ watch and should be avoided: Dropping the watch or subjecting it to other impacts; or exposing the watch to soap or soapy water, for example while showering or bathing; or exposing the watch to perfume, solvents, detergent, acids or acidic foods, insect repellent, lotions, sunscreen, oil, or hair dye; or exposing the watch to high pressure water, for example while water skiing; or wearing the watch in the sauna or steam room.

 

Quartz Watches

XPZ Quartz watches are equipped with top-quality batteries. The battery must be changed when the second hand starts to move in 4-second intervals. The accuracy of your XPZ watch is still not impaired, but the battery should be changed within the next few days. Battery exhaustion in a watch without second hand becomes apparent only when the hands completely stop moving.

Important: the exhausted battery should be changed as soon as possible in order to avoid the risk of electrolyte leaking and damaging the movement. Please make sure that your XPZ watch is checked for water-resistance after every battery change.

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Quartz Watches with Date Display

Setting the Time

For correction of hours, minutes and seconds, pull the crown out to position “2”. Set the correct time by turning the crown forwards or backwards. If the watch has a second hand, this hand remains still in crown position “2”. The seconds can be synchronized with the official time signal by pushing the crown back to position “0”.

 

*For Watches with Date Display

Pull the crown out to position “1” and turn it to the desired date. See that the time correctly set and that 12 o’clock mid-day is not confused with 12 o’clock mid-night.

 

NOTE: Do not set date between 10p.m. and 2 a.m. (22 o’clock and 4 o’clock). Doing so could damage the movement’s accuracy.

 

INSTUCTIONS FOR USE

Chronograph Watches

Setting the Time

For correction of hours, minutes and seconds, pull the crown out to position “2”. Set the correct time by turning the crown forwards or backwards. If the watch has a second hand, this hand remains still in crown position “2”. The seconds can be synchronized with the official time signal by pushing the crown back to position “0”.

 

*For Watches with Date Display

Pull the crown out to position “1” and turn it to the desired date. See that the time correctly set and that 12 o’clock mid-day is not confused with 12 o’clock mid-night.

 

Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that:

  • the crown is in the normal position.

  • The hands of the 60 minutes counter ”A”, 60 seconds counter “B” and 1/10 second counter “C”.

 

Basic Timing Function

Press button “a” to start timing.

Timing is measured and indicated by the hands of the 60 minutes counter, 60 seconds counter and 1/10 second counter.

Press button “b” to reset.

 

Split/Accumulated Timing

Press button “a” to start timing.

Press button “b” to temporarily stop the timing and the split timing is measured and indicated by the hands of the 60 minutes counter, 60 seconds counter and 1/10 second counter.

Press button ”b” to resume the timing. The hands will catch up with the actual elapsed time.

Repeat the same procedure to record the next split timing.

When finished timing, press button “a” to completely stop the timing and the accumulated timing is indicated by the hands of the 60 minutes counter, 60 seconds counter and 1/10 second counter.

Press button “b” to reset.

 

NOTE: Do not set date between 10p.m. and 2 a.m. (22 o’clock and 4 o’clock). Doing so could damage the movement’s accuracy.

 

How to adjust the mesh band?

 

a. Open the locking plate with a small screw driver as shown.

b. Move clasp to desired mesh band length to accommodate your wrist by exerting pressure while holding locking plate and slide clasp back and forth until it engages in grooves on underside of mesh band. (*If you try to close the clasp without first having aligned it with a slot in the mesh strap, the clasp will be unable to close)

c. Press the locking plate down that you should hear a “pop” sound as the clasp snaps shut. (*Clasp can be damaged if excessive force is used)

 

How to change the watch strap?

a. Pull the pin inwards towards the center of the spring bar until one end of the spring bar come loose. Slide the spring bar out from its hole and remove the strap.

*Remove the other side in the same way.

b. Replacing a new strap by pulling the pin towards the middle of the strap to retract the free end of the spring bar.

c. Slip the strap into place and release the pin. (*Ensure the strap is in place by checking that the pin goes all the way in to the pin hole and by pulling the strap gently.)

International Warranty and Instruction Manual

 

INTERNATIONAL XPZ WARRANTY

Your XPZ watch is warranted by our factory for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of purchase under the terms and conditions of this warranty. The International XPZ Warranty covers material and manufacturing faults.

 

The Manufacturer’s warranty does not cover:

  • The life of the battery and/or

  • any damage on any part of the watch resulting from incorrect use of the watch, abnormal use, lack of care, accidents (knocks, crushing, dents, etc) and/ or

  • normal wear and tear and aging, e.g. scratched crystal; alteration of the colour and / or material of non-metallic straps and chains, such as leather, rubber, peeling off the plating and / or

  • indirect or consequential damages of any kind resulting from e.g. the use, the non-functioning, the defects or the inaccuracy of the watch.

In case of defects covered by the warranty, your XPZ watch will be repaired by our service centers free of charge (exclude postage cost, insurance cost, importing countries’ customs duties or any taxes). Any further claims against our factory e.g. for compensation for damage, withdrawal from the purchase contract, refund of the purchase price or replacement of the watch are excluded.

 

The warranty becomes void in the event of serving or repair of the watch by any person not duty authorized by XPZ or its representatives.

Should you require work under guarantee, please contact your XPZ service team. The watch must be presented along with the official invoice.

If work is done under guarantee, the XPZ customer service team will charge for postage and insurance.

After expiry of the warranty period our service team remains, of course, at your entire disposal for repair and maintenance of your watch against an appropriate charge.

 

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Behind the name XPZ stands for the continuous endeavor to create products outstandingly different in design, materials and quality – serving the aims of functionality, wearer – comfort and ageless beauty. For this reason, XPZ is mainly using stainless steel with mineral crystal.

It is thanks to these especially resistant materials that, with normal wear, your XPZ watch will keep its beauty and brilliance for years. However, in extreme cases, XPZ’s exceptional materials may be damaged by equally hard or harder materials such as diamond corundum, metallic oxides or quartz crystals. Grindstone, sandpaper, nail files, granite surfaces, concrete walls etc. may contain particles of such materials and thus cause scratching. Therefore, a certain amount of care should be taken. Damages caused by such materials are not covered by the international guarantee.

*Hard-metals, sapphire crystal and high-tech ceramics are scratch proof but they are not indestructible-hard, knocks or dropping the watch onto a hard surface should absolutely be avoided.

 

Precision

The name XPZ guarantees a quality watch movement of the greatest precision.

 

Theoretical deviation in timekeeping:

Quartz watches: maximum 15 seconds per month

Automatic watches: -5 to +20 seconds per day

 

Water-resistant

XPZ watches have the word (WATER RESISTANT) engraved on the case back. These watches, depend on your purchased collection, can withstand water pressure up to 5 ATM (Precaution: submerging your XPZ watch isn't recommended and shouldn't be used for scuba diving, water skiing, or other activities involving high velocity water or submersion below shallow depth).

To ensure permanent water-resistance, the watch must be checked by our service technician once a year or after every battery change. Water resistance isn't a permanent condition and may diminish over time. The following may affect the water resistance of your XPZ watch and should be avoided: Dropping the watch or subjecting it to other impacts; or exposing the watch to soap or soapy water, for example while showering or bathing; or exposing the watch to perfume, solvents, detergent, acids or acidic foods, insect repellent, lotions, sunscreen, oil, or hair dye; or exposing the watch to high pressure water, for example while water skiing; or wearing the watch in the sauna or steam room.

 

Quartz Watches

XPZ Quartz watches are equipped with top-quality batteries. The battery must be changed when the second hand starts to move in 4-second intervals. The accuracy of your XPZ watch is still not impaired, but the battery should be changed within the next few days. Battery exhaustion in a watch without second hand becomes apparent only when the hands completely stop moving.

Important: the exhausted battery should be changed as soon as possible in order to avoid the risk of electrolyte leaking and damaging the movement. Please make sure that your XPZ watch is checked for water-resistance after every battery change.

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Quartz Watches with Date Display

Setting the Time

For correction of hours, minutes and seconds, pull the crown out to position “2”. Set the correct time by turning the crown forwards or backwards. If the watch has a second hand, this hand remains still in crown position “2”. The seconds can be synchronized with the official time signal by pushing the crown back to position “0”.

 

*For Watches with Date Display

Pull the crown out to position “1” and turn it to the desired date. See that the time correctly set and that 12 o’clock mid-day is not confused with 12 o’clock mid-night.

 

NOTE: Do not set date between 10p.m. and 2 a.m. (22 o’clock and 4 o’clock). Doing so could damage the movement’s accuracy.

 

INSTUCTIONS FOR USE

Chronograph Watches

Setting the Time

For correction of hours, minutes and seconds, pull the crown out to position “2”. Set the correct time by turning the crown forwards or backwards. If the watch has a second hand, this hand remains still in crown position “2”. The seconds can be synchronized with the official time signal by pushing the crown back to position “0”.

 

*For Watches with Date Display

Pull the crown out to position “1” and turn it to the desired date. See that the time correctly set and that 12 o’clock mid-day is not confused with 12 o’clock mid-night.

 

Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that:

  • the crown is in the normal position.

  • The hands of the 60 minutes counter ”A”, 60 seconds counter “B” and 1/10 second counter “C”.

 

Basic Timing Function

Press button “a” to start timing.

Timing is measured and indicated by the hands of the 60 minutes counter, 60 seconds counter and 1/10 second counter.

Press button “b” to reset.

 

Split/Accumulated Timing

Press button “a” to start timing.

Press button “b” to temporarily stop the timing and the split timing is measured and indicated by the hands of the 60 minutes counter, 60 seconds counter and 1/10 second counter.

Press button ”b” to resume the timing. The hands will catch up with the actual elapsed time.

Repeat the same procedure to record the next split timing.

When finished timing, press button “a” to completely stop the timing and the accumulated timing is indicated by the hands of the 60 minutes counter, 60 seconds counter and 1/10 second counter.

Press button “b” to reset.

 

NOTE: Do not set date between 10p.m. and 2 a.m. (22 o’clock and 4 o’clock). Doing so could damage the movement’s accuracy.

 

How to adjust the mesh band?

 

 

 

a. Open the locking plate with a small screw driver as shown.

b. Move clasp to desired mesh band length to accommodate your wrist by exerting pressure while holding locking plate and slide clasp back and forth until it engages in grooves on underside of mesh band. (*If you try to close the clasp without first having aligned it with a slot in the mesh strap, the clasp will be unable to close)

c. Press the locking plate down that you should hear a “pop” sound as the clasp snaps shut. (*Clasp can be damaged if excessive force is used)

 

How to change the watch strap?

 

a. Pull the pin inwards towards the center of the spring bar until one end of the spring bar come loose. Slide the spring bar out from its hole and remove the strap.

*Remove the other side in the same way.

b. Replacing a new strap by pulling the pin towards the middle of the strap to retract the free end of the spring bar.

c. Slip the strap into place and release the pin. (*Ensure the strap is in place by checking that the pin goes all the way in to the pin hole and by pulling the strap gently.)

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