Name - electronic-mechanical wristwatch, quartz
Brand - Q&Q
Manufacturer - "Japan CBM Corporation", "Japan SBM Corporation"
Manufacturer's address - 5 th Floor, CBM Duilding, 5-68-10, Nakano, Nakano-Ku, Tokyo, 164-0001, Japan
Country of origin - Japan, Japan
The address of the authorized organization for accepting claims is indicated in the warranty card
Products comply with GOST 26272-98 (clause 4.4, 4.12, 4.15-4.17, 4.20-4.22, 4-24-4.27, 4.33, 4.35)
Certificate of Conformity No. ROSS JP.AI18.S23616
Battery:
At the first sign of power failure (when the timing slows down), you must replace the battery at your nearest CBM Corporation dealer or distributor. The watch you purchased contains a factory-installed battery for testing purposes, and the battery life of the watch will likely be reduced compared to the standard battery.
Water protection:
This watch can withstand the static pressure of a column of water applied to it as indicated on the cover, or immersion in sea water to a specified depth. However, please note that the dynamic pressure generated when the watch moves underwater exceeds the static pressure. Please note the following table.
A: Can be used
X: cannot be used
Watch care
Never attempt to open the case or remove the back cover.
. The rubber gasket that protects the watch from water and dust should be replaced every 2-3 years.
. If moisture gets into the interior, have them checked immediately by your nearest CBM Corporation dealer or distributor.
. Do not expose your watch to extreme (high or low) temperatures.
. Avoid rough handling of the watch and do not allow it to fall.
. Do not fasten the strap too tightly. Your finger should fit between your wrist and the strap.
. To clean the watch and band, use a dry, soft cloth, or a soft cloth dampened with a mild, neutral detergent and water solution. Never use products that evaporate easily (such as gasoline, solvents, spray cleaners, etc.)
. When you are not using your watch, store it in a dry place.
. Avoid contact of the watch with gasoline, cleaning solvents, spray aerosols, adhesives, paint, etc. The chemical reactions caused by these materials cause damage to the gaskets, case and polish of the watch.
. During operation, natural abrasion of the coating of the watch case and bracelet is allowed.
. A feature of some watch models is the presence of silk-screened images on their strap. Be careful when cleaning these straps to avoid damaging these designs.
For watches with plastic straps...
You may find a whitish powdery substance on the strap. This substance is not harmful to your skin or clothing and can be easily removed by simply wiping with a cloth.
. Exposing the plastic strap to sweat or moisture, or storing it in high humidity conditions may cause damage, tearing or cracking of the strap; wipe it free of dirt and water with a soft cloth as soon as possible.
For watches with fluorescent cases and straps...
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can lead to the gradual disappearance of fluorescent color.
. Prolonged contact with moisture may cause the fluorescent color to fade gradually. If any moisture gets on the surface of the watch, wipe it off as soon as possible.
. Prolonged contact with any other wet surface may cause the fluorescent color to fade. Check if moisture has been removed from the fluorescent surface.
. Strong friction of a surface having fluorescent paint applied to another surface can cause the fluorescent paint to be transferred to that surface.
CBM Corporation is not responsible for any damage that may arise from the use of this watch and will not accept any claims from third parties.
How to set the current time
1) Pull the wheel out to the second click so that the second hand stops exactly at the moment when it points to 12 o'clock.
2) Turn the hands forward and set the time four or five minutes later than the current time. Then move the arrows back and set them according to the current time.
3) Push the wheel back when the time signals are playing.
How to set the current day of the month and day of the week .jpg)
1) Pull the wheel out until you hear the first click.
2) Set the current day of the month by turning the wheel counterclockwise. Set the current day of the week by turning the wheel clockwise. Please note that the day of the week display is in English.
3) Push the wheel back.
[Display of the day of the week]
Monday MON Friday FRI
Tuesday TUE Saturday SAT
Wednesday WED Sunday SUN
Thursday THU
Do not set the date and day of the week between 8:00 pm and 1:00 am. (The day of the week and date shown on the display may not change the next day)
For watches with elapsed time scale
Rotate the elapsed time scale so that the mark is aligned with the minute hand. After some time, take readings from the elapsed time scale according to the division to which the minute hand is pointing. Thus, the time that has passed since the moment you marked will be determined.
Specifications
Clock accuracy at normal temperature: +-20 seconds per month
Battery type: SR626SW
Battery life: about 3 years
WARRANTY CARD
Product Wristwatch Q&Q Seller
Date of sale Address/telephone number of the seller company
I hereby confirm the functionality check and acceptance of the fully functional product specified in the warranty card, complete with operating instructions in Russian, and my agreement with the terms of the warranty. The watch was examined and checked in my presence and had no visible damage. With everyone technical characteristics, functionality and the operating rules are familiar.
Buyer's signature Seller's signature
MP Guarantee is not valid without a store stamp
16/02/2015
From a practical point of view, a chronograph with a function of measuring hundredths of seconds does not make sense, unless it is worn on the hand of a T-1000 robot that has arrived from the future to once again kill John Connor.
From a practical point of view, a chronograph with a function of measuring hundredths of seconds does not make sense, unless it is worn on the hand of a T-1000 robot that has arrived from the future to once again kill John Connor. Because the speed of human reaction is ten times less: between the command of the brain and pressing the button, about 1/8 of a second passes - what watchmakers call foudroyante, that is, “lightning fast”.
For some reason, there is a misconception that ultra-fast chronographs, measuring hundredths and even thousandths of seconds, are an achievement exclusively recent years And latest technologies watch industry.
In fact, ultra-precise instruments that analyze minute fractions of seconds were invented back in the 19th century. In 1842, in London, Konstantin Konstantinov and Charles Wheatstone presented their own invention - a chronoscope, with which it was possible to time thousandths of seconds. Subsequently, professional chronoscopes based on high-speed oscillators were produced by many watch companies, and this device reached its peak in the first half of the twentieth century, until it evolved into fully automatic electronic systems.
These days, the return of mechanical chronoscopes to watch fashion is primarily due to microengineering technologies, the possibility of combining a high-speed and a conventional oscillator in one wrist case. Most record-breaking chronographs are built on this principle.
That is why they arouse the admiration and interest of collectors. Here we are not talking about the speed of reaction or the objectivity of testimony. It’s worth pressing the button and seeing at what insane speed the hands or special disks on the dial rotate, just to remember what exactly attracts people in watch mechanics - its extreme animation, which has reached an unprecedented peak in our time.
And then - what is a hundredth of a second? For a person it seems like a moment. And, for example, if you measure the shutter speed of a camera in the standard before 1957, then this shutter opening speed will be enough to clearly photograph a walking person. The runner will already be lubricated.
Price: RUB 4,226,700
François-Paul Journe presented his “centigraph” in 2007, and in 2008 he received the Grand Prix for it at the Geneva watch competition. Well deservedly so - just as seven years ago, watch connoisseurs continue to admire the chronograph, which records 1/100th of a second, is equipped with a tachymeter capable of calculating the speed of a pedestrian and an air-to-air missile, all with the help of a single balance, operating at a frequency of 21,600 vph, and one winding drum. True, the power reserve is dramatically reduced from 80 to 24 hours when the chronograph is turned on, which is the main drawback of the model. In the summer of 2014 it appeared black version tie in rose gold with black lacquer dial.
Characteristics: case 40 mm in rose gold, height 10.7 mm, sapphire crystal and case back, chronograph start and reset via toggle switch, in-house movement 1560 with manual winding, balance frequency 21,600 vph, power reserve 80 hours, chronograph with precision up to 1/10
Where can I buy: Mercury store, Europe Square, 2 (Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel)
Price: 3,000,000 rub.
In 2012, Montblanc introduced the experimental TimeWriter II chronograph, which measures thousandths of a second, designed by Balearic watchmaker Bartomeu Gomila Sintes. Two years later, it was based on the more practical TimeWalker serial chronograph, designed for accuracy to the hundredth part. Visible through the sapphire dial is the MB caliber M66.25, which has two escapements: one operating at a frequency of 18,000 vph, the second activated by pressing the chronograph button and operating at a frequency of 360,000 vph. Moreover, the chronograph system is also equipped with its own winding barrel, providing 45 minutes of continuous operation. Limit of 100 copies.
Characteristics: 45.6 mm carbon fiber case, titanium bezel and lugs with DLC, sapphire crystal and case back, crown with mother-of-pearl Montblanc emblem, chronograph pusher at 12 o'clock, in-house movement MB M66.25, with two escapements, balance operating frequency 18,000 vph, power reserve 100 hours, chronograph accurate to 1/100 of a second, autonomous chronograph movement with a power reserve of 45 minutes, sapphire dial, alligator leather strap
Where can I buy: Montblanc boutique, Stoleshnikov lane, 14
TAG Heuer Carrera Mikrograph 1/100th Second Chronograph Avant-Garde
Price: RUB 2,686,000
In 1916, Heuer introduced the Mikrograph stopwatch, which measures intervals down to 1/100th of a second. Since then, the company has dreamed of replicating this achievement in a wristwatch (just remember the Caliber 360), and in 2011, TAG Heuer finally set a long-awaited record by introducing the world's first mechanical column wheel chronograph, which is capable of keeping time with an accuracy of 1 /100 seconds using the central seconds hand. In this model, the then chief engineer and now president of TAG Heuer first tried out the system with two independent escapements, later used in the Microgirder and MictourbillonS. And in 2014, the classic Mikrograph received a current version in an avant-garde titanium case.
Characteristics: 45 mm case made of grade 5 titanium, titanium carbide coating, sapphire crystal and case back, crown, pushers and strap lugs made of rose gold, automatic movement with two escapements, balance frequency 28,800 vph, COSC chronometer certificate , 42-hour power reserve, chronograph accurate to 1/100 of a second, self-contained chronograph movement with 90-minute power reserve, anthracite dial, black alligator strap
Where can I buy: TAG Heuer boutique, st. Tverskaya, 19.
Longines Conquest 1/100th Alpine Skiing
Price: 60,700 rub.
As many connoisseurs of watch history know, it was Longines that measured the records at the first great sporting competitions of the 20th century, so this company knows first-hand how to use a chronograph for its intended purpose. Together with ETA, Longines developed the L440 quartz chronograph accurate to 1/100 of a second, with a flash memory function for intermediate results and instant reset. The brand has successfully used this caliber in two professional sports collections where speed is really important: Conquest for equestrian sports and Conquest Alpine Skiing, presented on the eve of the ski season. However, due to its reliability characteristics, this chronograph will be appropriate during any extreme recreation.
Characteristics: 41 mm steel case, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, screw-down case back, WR 300 meters, L440 quartz movement, central seconds hand, central 1/100 second hand, 30-minute and 12-hour counters, black dial, steel bracelet with triple clasp
Where can I buy: Longines boutique, st. Petrovka, 17
Price: RUB 54,850
This original interpretation of the chronograph with hundredths of a second counter, complemented by a perpetual calendar, became one of the main events of the watch world in 2013 as a result of the collaboration between Victorinox and Soprod. So, the model has three modes. At first it is just a watch with a big date display. When you press the crown for the first time, the chronograph mode is activated: the central second hand turns into a stopwatch, and the “date” disks are reset to zero and begin counting hundredths. By pressing the crown twice, the mechanism functions like a regular chronograph with a “big date”. It is worth noting a stylish design discovery: the plate covering the discs is reminiscent of the slider of an army knife in shape and pattern.
Characteristics: case 41 mm, made of steel, sapphire crystal with triple anti-reflective coating, screw-on case back, tachymeter scale on the bezel coated with Black Ice, WR 100 meters, quartz movement Soprod SOP FM13D, three display modes, central seconds hand, calendar « big date", chronograph with digital 1/100 second display, anthracite dial, Swiss Army Officer's Knife style guilloche above the counters, calfskin strap
Where can I buy:“Consul” store, Tverskaya str., 25
Price: RUB 51,200
Citizen back in 2010 introduced the ultra-precise quartz Precisionist movement with a running error of up to 10 seconds per year. And in 2012, the Bulova brand, part of the Citizen concern, released a chronograph based on Precisionist, equipped in addition to the central second hand with numerous counters: at the 6 o’clock mark there is a yellow countdown hand to 1/1000 of a second, at the 12 o’clock mark there is a double counter for 1/10 and 1/100 of a second. There was a place on the dial for standard indicators for minutes and hours. It is clear that before turning on such a multifunctional chronograph, it must be activated - this is why the button at 8 o’clock is needed. By the way, the Precisionist Champlain is the official watch of the Manchester United club.
Characteristics: case 46.5 mm, made of steel, height 17.89 mm, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, screwed case back, tachymeter scale, WR 300 meters, Precisionist quartz movement, central seconds hand, chronograph with digital display up to 1/1000, 1/100 and 1/10 second, 60-minute and 12-hour counters, perforated multi-level dial, steel bracelet
Where can I buy: Element of Style store, Rublevskoe shosse, 62
Price: RUB 34,600
Certina's new secret weapon, in addition to the famous DS (Double Security) system, is the ETA 251.264 CEN Precidrive mechanism. Thanks to its temperature-compensation characteristics, its accuracy is +/-10 seconds per year, in addition, it is capable of measuring intervals up to 1/100 of a second with a second central hand. Having improved functionality, the “second generation” DS also became sportier and brighter appearance: aluminum bezel with tachymeter scale, black dial with contrasting yellow or green hands, matched with a durable calfskin strap with matching stitching. On the back cover of the watch there is a turtle – the famous emblem of the brand, a symbol of strength and wisdom.
Characteristics: case 41 mm, made of steel, height 12.5 mm, aluminum bezel with tachymeter scale, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, engraving of a turtle on the case back and the DS abbreviation on the crown, WR 100 meters, quartz movement ETA 251.264 CEN Precidrive, central seconds hand, central 1/100 second hand, 30-minute and 12-hour counters, black dial, calfskin strap with bracelet clasp
Where can I buy: Conquest store, st. Nikolskaya, 10 (Nikolskaya Plaza shopping center)
If the watch's setting function (SET) is turned on in any mode and none of the buttons
is not pressed within 2-3 minutes, the setting function is automatically reset.
SETTING THE TIME AND DATE
1. While in mode current time (TIME OF DAY), press and hold
button SET to begin the setup process.
2. The display will start flashing numbers indicating the current time CLOCK.
Click on the button START for quick progress.
3. Press the button MODE to set MINUTES, SECONDS, DAY OF THE WEEK,
MONTH, DATE, TIME FORMAT (12- or 24-hour), ALARM B
AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH HOUR (on or off), SIGNAL WHEN PRESSED
BUTTONS (on or off) that switch in a circle. Selected option
settings will start flashing.
4. To increase the display of the selected parameter, press the button START
(note the AM (am) or PM (after noon) indicator in
bottom of the display when setting the CLOCK - only valid in 12-hour mode
mode). When setting SECONDS, pressing the button START sets seconds
to zero.
5. After completing the settings, press the button SET to exit the setup function.
Note: When the heart rate monitor is working, the day of the week and date will be
be replaced by the current heart rate. Press and release the HEART RATE button,
to see the time again for two seconds.
USING A SECOND TIME ZONE
1. While in TIME OF DAY mode, press the button START,
to view the time in the second time zone you selected.
2.Hold the button START for five seconds (the display will show
HOLD FOR TIME 2 – hold the button to display the second time),
to switch your watch to a second time zone.
3. While in the second time zone, you can view the first time (TIME 1),
pressing a button START, or switch back to the first time by holding
button.
4. Set the time for the second time zone in the same way as you set
current time (TIME 1). Typically all settings will be the same, except
except for the CLOCK.
USING THE CHRONOGRAPH (Stopwatch)
1. Click the button START to start timing. You can get out
chronograph mode without turning off the chronograph itself. In current time mode
The stopwatch symbol on the left in the middle of the display indicates that the chronograph is running.
2. Press the button STOP to stop the countdown. The chronograph will stop working.
3. Click the button START to resume counting time from the last
indications. Or press and hold the button RESET to reset the chronograph
to zero.
Countdown of total time (SPLIT) and notch time (LAP)
1. In chronograph mode, select either SPLIT or LAP by pressing the button SET
(Note: The chronograph must be at zero).
2. Start timing by pressing the button START, as described above.
3. Click the button SPLIT to temporarily “freeze” the display and measure the mark
or total time. You can record the timing and total time. Watch
continue counting down the next segment in the background.
4. Press the button again SPLIT, will be shown at the bottom of the display
next time or total time, and the top of the display will show
the number of ticks is shown. In this way, you can count up to 99 notches.
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