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(8) How to use the rotating compass ring (For models with rotating compass ring) [By using the ring with the hour hand (shorter hand), it can indicate the directions.] r •Precautions on using the rotating compass ring (1) The rotating compass ring can be used in the Northern Hemisphere only. In areas at the latitude lower than the tropic of Cancer, it may not indicate the directions properly depending on the season. (2) Please use the rotating compass ring in places where the direction of the sun can be checked. (3) Before using the rotating compass ring, it is necessary to set the hour hand to the current time of your area. (4) The rotating compass ring is designed to provide only the rough indications of the directions, and not the accurate directions. For such activities as mountain climbing and orienteering which require very accurate directions, be sure to use a conventional magnetic compass with this watch. L -J • How to use the rotating compass ring (1) While keeping the dial level, point the hour hand (shorter hand) to the direction of the sun. (2) Set "30" (S: South) on the rotating compass ring to the middle point of the arc between the 12 o'clock marker and the time scale indicated by the hour hand. The direction marks on the ring indicate the corresponding directions. The compass ring is graduated in 15° increments. (E: East, W: West) In the AM period, set the rotating compass ring to the middle point of the arc to the left of the 12 o'clock marker. In the PM period, set the ring to the middle point of the arc to the right of the 12 o'clock marker. 61