Pace - Wristwatch Daniel Steiger - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Daniel Steiger
Model	Pace
Product Type	Analog Quartz Watch
Movement	Japanese Quartz
Case Diameter	42 mm
Case Thickness	12 mm
Weight	150 g
Case Material	Stainless Steel
Band Material	Stainless Steel Bracelet
Dial Window	Mineral Crystal
Water Resistance	50 meters (5 ATM)
Battery Type	SR626SW
Battery Life	Approximately 2 years
Functions	Hours, minutes, seconds, date display
Warranty	2 years international warranty
Care Instructions	Wipe with a soft cloth; avoid contact with strong chemicals
Spare Parts Availability	Available through authorized service centers
Repairability	Serviceable by qualified watchmaker
Country of Origin	China
Manual Format	PDF (free download)

Frequently Asked Questions - Pace Daniel Steiger

How do I set the time on my Daniel Steiger Pace watch?

Pull the crown out to the second position (fully extended). Turn the crown clockwise or counterclockwise to set the desired time. Push the crown back in to start the watch.

How do I set the date on my Pace watch?

Pull the crown out to the first position (middle click). Turn the crown clockwise to adjust the date. Note: avoid setting the date between 9 PM and 3 AM to prevent damage.

Is the Daniel Steiger Pace watch water resistant?

Yes, the Pace has a water resistance rating of 50 meters (5 ATM). Suitable for hand washing and light splashes, but not for swimming or diving.

What type of battery does the Pace watch use?

It uses a SR626SW silver oxide battery. Battery life is approximately 2 years depending on usage.

How do I replace the battery?

We recommend having the battery replaced by a professional watchmaker. If you attempt it yourself, carefully remove the case back, replace the battery with a new SR626SW, and ensure proper sealing.

How do I adjust the stainless steel bracelet?

Use a pin pusher or small screwdriver to remove pins from the bracelet links. Remove links symmetrically from both sides for proper fit. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions.

Is there a chronograph function on the Pace watch?

No, the Daniel Steiger Pace is a basic analog watch with hours, minutes, seconds, and date. It does not feature a chronograph.

What is the warranty period for the Pace watch?

Daniel Steiger offers a 2-year international warranty against manufacturing defects. Retain your purchase receipt as proof.

How do I clean the watch?

Wipe the case and bracelet with a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a mild soap solution and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners or ultrasonic cleaners.

Where can I download the user manual?

The manual is available for free download on notice-facile.com in PDF format. Search for 'Daniel Steiger Pace' and download directly.

USER MANUAL Pace Daniel Steiger

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How to set the digital time, date, & day:

First of all, make sure that none of the digits on the face are flashing on/off. Push button B 3 times. You will see the digital seconds, next to 3 o'clock, flashing on/off. If you wish to reset the seconds to zero, press button C once. Next, push Button D once. You will see the hour digits flashing. To change the hour, push button C. You can have the hour in AM/PM format, or 24 hour format. A letter A, P, or H, next to 3 o'clock, will tell you which format is active. Once the hour is correct, push button D once. You will see the minute digits flashing. To change the minutes, use button C. Once set, push button D once again, & you will see the month digit flashing just under 12 o'clock. Change this with button C. Next, push button D once again to move to the date digits, & again change them with button C. Lastly, push button D once. You will see the day letters at 11 o'clock flashing on/off. Use button C to change the day to the correct one. Once everything is set successfully, push button B once to exit the setting mode, & return to the normal time display.

How to operate the chronograph/set the alarm:

From the normal time display, push button B once. Push button C to start, & stop, the chronograph/stopwatch. Once stopped, push button D to reset the stopwatch to zero.

To set the alarm, push button B twice. Push button D once to select alarm hour, & change this with button C. Push button D once, again, to select alarm minutes, & change these with button C. Push button D once, again, to confirm your selections. If you now push button C once, you will see a small bell icon appear next to 4 o'clock. This turns the alarm on. If you push button C a second time, the bell will disappear, & the alarm will turn off, then a different icon, with a dot in the middle will appear in the top window to the right of the AL letters. This icon means that the hourly chime feature is now turned on. If you push button C a third time, both icons will show. This means both the alarm & the hourly chime are now on. If you push button B after the first, second, or third pushing of button C, the alarm, the hourly chime, or both features, will be active once you return to the normal time display. If you do not want either feature active, make sure that neither of the icons are displayed before going back to the normal time display.

Warranty:

This warranty service run by: Timepieces International Inc, 12800 NW South River Drive, Medley, FL, 33178, with the authorization of Daniel Steiger. This warranty covers the watch movement against manufacturers defects for 5 years from date of purchase. Within the period your watch will be repaired free of charge, except for a handling and transportation fee (\$29.95). This fee must be enclosed when returning your watch for service. We cannot accept responsibility for damage or loss caused in transit.

Important: Not covered by warranty

1.) Case, glass and band
2.) Damage caused through accidents, misuse, neglect, or inexpert repairs
3.) Any discoloration, or wear
4.) Any loss or damage whilst the watch is not in our possession, including transit by any means
5.) Any consequential loss whatsoever and how so ever arising, so be accepted by us
6.) Batteries