How to adjust the three small plates on the watch?

The three small dials on the watch have multiple functions, and the specific functions and adjustment methods are as follows:

1. The small disc at 3 o'clock of the watch represents the 24-hour system, the small disc at 6 o'clock represents the stopwatch timing, and the small disc at 9 o'clock represents the minute timing. These pointers can be moved and debugged manually.

The long second hand in the center of the watch is still. Only when the timer start button is pressed at two points outside the case will it start to beat and display the second hand of the timer. When the button is pressed, the big second hand will move, and so will the other hands.

3. The small dial in the upper left corner keeps time for 30 minutes and follows the big second hand. The big second hand makes a circle and the other hand makes a grid. After completing a lap, that is, after 30 minutes, you can press the stop button.

4. The small dial in the upper right corner is 65438+ one hundredth of a second, which generally does not move. Only when the stop key is pressed and the long second hand stops moving will it start moving. You can walk between two numbers and stop to record the time.

5. The bottom is the real second hand, following the chronograph. If the timing function is turned on, the second hand will only move during timing.

The above is an introduction to the functions and adjustment methods of the three small dials on the watch, hoping to help you.