VI VA
TimeCatcher
rings
chains
VI VA Watch - how it works
The VI VA Milanaise bracelet is easily adjustable and can be worn with a wrist circumference between 14cm and 18cm.
ADJUST THE BRACELET TO THE WRIST
1. To adjust the bracelet, please turn the bracelet inside out and open the small flap on the bottom of the clasp.
2. In the band you can see small grooves in which the clasp can snap. Now slide the fastener according to the desired size to the desired groove.
3. Then press the clasp firmly again. Done.
REMOVE HANDLE
For the first time, the pushers (at 2:00 and 4:00 o'clock) familiar from the chronograph have been fitted with a smooth-running bayonet catch and can therefore be removed. So you can attach ArtChain or TimeCatcher directly and securely to your VI VA Watch.
To remove the pushers, gently press one pusher into the case, hold it down and turn it to the left - i.e. counterclockwise. The opposite is true for VI VA right-hand watches. This will unlock the handle and allow it to be carefully removed. Always keep the pushers safe in your ArtBox!
Attaching an ArtChain or a TimeCatcher works on the same principle. To do this, insert the end piece with the bayonet into the opening provided in the watch case until you feel a slight stop. It is easiest when the small pin on the bayonet points upwards. Keep pressing it slightly and turn it to the right - i.e. clockwise - (for left-handers exactly the other way round).
Tip: First attach your unworn ArtChain to the top button (2:00). Then put on the watch and put the ArtChain around your wrist from below. Now the lower end can be attached more easily!
If you want to reattach the pushers to the watch, perform these steps in reverse order. Only this time turn to the right - i.e. clockwise - to fix it (exactly the other way around for left-handed watches). Please always check that all fasteners are really tight!
SET TIME
1. Pull out the crown.
2. Adjust both hands by turning the crown until the desired time is displayed.
3. After pushing the crown back into the normal position, the hands start their function.
