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In the early 2000s, Burberry, a premium fashion company, has begun making timepieces. The Burberry watch line features a variety of traditional dress timepieces and athletic chronographs for both men and women. Here, we have included the Manuals and Settings for Burberry watches.
1. Pull crown out to position II (the watch stops).
2. Turn crown (clockwise direction) until you reach the correct time.
3. Push crown back to position I.
1. If crown is screwed down, unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position III, the watch stops.
3. Turn crown clockwise (or anti-clockwise for models with sub-second dial) until you reach the correct time.
4. Push crown back to position I and, if necessary, screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position II, the watch continues to run.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct date.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am. This is when the movement is in position to carry out the automatic date change, any interference may cause damage to the movement.
1. Pull crown out to position III (the watch stops).
2. Turn crown until you reach the correct time.
3. Push crown back to position I.
1. Pull crown out to position II (the watch continues to run).
2. Turn crown (clockwise direction) until you reach the correct date.
3. Push crown back to position I.
Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am. This is when the movement is in position to carry out the automatic date change, any interference may cause damage to the movement.
1. Pull crown out to position II (the watch continues to run).
2. Turn crown (anti-clockwise direction) until you reach the GMT time.
3. Push crown back to position I.
PLEASE NOTE: The GMT hand is read in military time, indicated in the 24-hour time window. The GMT hand can be set to indicate Greenwich Mean Time or can be set to a second time zone.
1. If crown is screwed down, unscrew crown to position I.
2. Turn crown clockwise approximately 30 times.
3. If necessary, screw crown in until it stops moving (position 0).
This will power the mainspring of your watch. The mainspring will be automatically wound by your natural arm movements while you wear it on your wrist. The watch has a power reserve of approximately 38 hours.
1. If crown is screwed down, unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position III, the watch stops.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct time.
4. Push crown back to position I and, if necessary, screw crown until it stops moving
(position 0).
1. If crown is screwed down, unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position II, the watch continues to run.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct date.
4. Push crown back to position I and, if necessary, screw crown until it stops moving
(position 0).
Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am. This is when the movement is in position to carry out the automatic date change, any interference may cause damage to the movement.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Turn crown clockwise approximately 30 times.
3. Screw crown in until it stops moving (position 0).
This will power the mainspring of your watch. The mainspring will be automatically wound by your natural arm movements while you wear it on your wrist. The watch has a power reserve of approximately 38 hours.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position III, the watch stops.
3. Turn crown until you reach the correct time.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position II, the watch continues to run.
3. Turn crown anti-clockwise until you reach the correct date.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am. This is when the movement is in position to carry out the automatic date change, any interference may cause damage to the movement.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position II, the watch continues to run.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the GMT time.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
PLEASE NOTE: The time for the GMT hand is indicated on the 24 hour display on the dial. The GMT hand can be set to indicate Greenwich Mean Time or can be set to a second time zone.
The power reserve indicator displays how much the watch has been wound, allowing you to see at a glance how much longer the watch will run. The remaining time is indicated by the hand pointing to power reserve. This item is equipped with an automatic winding mechanism and a power reserve indicator function. While the watch is worn on the wrist, the mainspring will be wound automatically by your arm movements. The power reserve hand indicates the fully wound position (40H). Depending on the frequency of your arm movements and the length of time you wear the watch, the amount the watch is wound will vary, so the hand will not always point to the fully wound position. If you remove the watch from your wrist and do not manually wind it, the power reserve hand will approach zero over time.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Turn crown clockwise until the power reserve hand at 6 o’clock reaches the number 40.
This will power the mainspring of your watch and the power reserve will be at the maximum. The rotor will continue to wind the watch as you wear it. The watch has a power reserve of approximately 40 hours.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position III, the watch stops.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct time.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position II, the watch continues to run.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct date.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am. This is when the movement is in position to carry out the automatic date change, any interference may cause damage to the movement.
1. Pull crown out to position III (the watch stops).
2. Turn crown (clockwise direction) until you reach the correct time.
3. Push crown back to position I.
1. Pull crown out to position II (the watch continues to run).
2. Turn crown (clockwise direction) until you reach yesterday’s date.
3. Pull crown out to position III (the watch stops).
4. Turn crown (clockwise direction) until you reach the correct date.
5. Continue to turn crown (clockwise direction) until the correct time appears.
6. Push crown back to position I.
• The chronograph’s hour counter measures times up to 12 hours.
• The minute counter measures 30 minutes per rotation.
• The centre stop-second measures 60 seconds per rotation.
Please Note:
Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that:
• Crown is in position I.
• The three chronograph hands are precisely at zero position following activation of pusher B. Should this not be the case, the positions of the hands must be adjusted. See the chapter entitled “Adjusting the chronograph hands to zero position.”
1. Press pusher A to start the centre stop-second hand.
2. Press pusher A again to stop the timing.
3. Press pusher B to reset the three chronograph hands to zero positioning.
1. Press pusher A to start the centre stop-second hand.
2. Press pusher B to stop the chronograph. NOTE: Although the chronograph hands have stopped, the movement continues to record the current timing.
3. Make up the measured time: Press pusher B again and the 3 chronograph hands are quickly advanced to the ongoing measured time. To continue to record intervals, continue to press pusher B.
4. Press pusher A to stop, the final time is displayed.
5. Press pusher B to reset the three chronograph hands to zero positioning.
1. Pull out crown to position III (all three chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position).
2. Keep pushers A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds (the centre stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode is activated).
3. Press pusher A to single step the centre stop-second hand. Press and hold pusher A to advance the centre stop-second hand quickly. Press pusher B to advance to the next hand.
4. Press pusher A to single step the hour counter hand. Press and hold pusher A to advance the hour counter hand quickly. Press pusher B to advance to the next hand.
5. Press pusher A to single step the minute counter hand. Press and hold pusher A to advance the minute counter hand quickly.
6. Return crown to position I.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position III, the watch stops.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct time.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull crown out to position II, the watch continues to run.
3. Turn crown clockwise until you reach the correct date.
4. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
• The chronograph’s counter (at 6 o’clock) measures 1/10 seconds, and then measures hours after 30 minutes.
• The chronograph’s minute counter (at 10 o’clock) measures 30 minutes.
• The centre stop-second measures 60 seconds per rotation.
Please Note:
Before using the chronograph functions, please ensure that:
• Crown is in position 0 with crown screwed in.
• The three chronograph hands are precisely at zero position following activation of pusher B. Should this not be the case, the positions of the hands must be adjusted. See the section entitled “Adjusting the chronograph hands to zero position.”
1. Press pusher A to start the centre stop-second hand.
2. Press pusher A again to stop the timing.
3. Press pusher B to reset the three chronograph hands to zero positioning.
1. Press pusher A to start the centre stop-second hand.
2. Press pusher B to stop the chronograph. NOTE: Although the chronograph hands have stopped, the movement continues to record the current timing.
3. Make up the measured time: Press pusher B again and the 3 chronograph hands are quickly advanced to the ongoing measured time. To continue to record intervals, continue to press pusher B.
4. Press pusher A to stop and the final time is displayed.
5. Press pusher B to reset the three chronograph hands to zero positioning.
1. Unscrew crown to position I.
2. Pull out crown to position III, all three chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position.
3. Keep pushers A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds, the centre stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode is activated.
4. Press pusher A to single step the centre stop-second hand. Press and hold pusher A to advance the centre stop-second hand quickly. Press pusher B to
advance to the next hand.
5. Press pusher A to single step the hour counter hand. Press and hold pusher A to advance the hour counter hand quickly. Press pusher B to advance to the next hand.
6. Press pusher A to single step the minute counter hand. Press and hold pusher A to advance the minute counter hand quickly.
7. Push crown back to position I and screw crown until it stops moving (position 0).
Do not change the date between 10pm and 2am. This is when the movement is in position to carry out the automatic date change, any interference may cause damage to the movement.
Each Burberry watch is designed and manufactured to the highest of standards. Unlike most other mechanical objects, a watch operates non-stop. In order to ensure optimal performance and longevity, please read the simple guidelines for care and precautions of your Burberry watch.
Clean your watch with a soft cloth and water only. Do not submerge it. After contact with saltwater, rinse your watch clean and dry with a soft cloth. In order to maintain metal bracelets, we recommend cleaning periodically. Dip a soft brush in warm soapy water and gently rub the bracelet clean. We advise having your watch serviced every 18-24 months to ensure longevity and seamless operation.
It is important to avoid the following conditions: extreme heat or cold, prolonged periods of exposure to direct sunlight, exposure to wet conditions that exceed your watch’s water rating (see case back and chart). Never operate any of the function buttons or adjust the position of the crown when the watch is in contact with water.
Your watch should not be affected by magnetic fields generated by household items such as televisions. Avoidance of other strong electric fields or static electricity is advised. It is also important to avoid extreme shock or impact as your watch is designed to withstand impact under normal use.
