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1.
INDEX
Features & Functions
Buttons
Reset Procedure
Setting the Time/Day/Date
Calibrating the Compass
Setting the Screensaver
Setting the Local Tide
Setting the Spot X Tide
Operating the Timer
Setting the Chronograph
Setting the Alarms
Temperature Function
Digital Compass Function
Moon Phase Icons
Global Rules
Recommended usage
Care Procedures
International Warranty
Five Year Limited Warranty
Compass Offset List
Beach List
FAQ’s
After sales/Warranty Service
Page 02
Page 04
Page 05
Page 06
Page 08
Page 09
Page 10
Page 11
Page 13
Page 15
Page 16
Page 18
Page 19
Page 20
Page 21
Page 22
Page 23
Page 24
Page 26
Page 27
Page 28
Page 32
Page 33
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FEATURES & FUNCTIONS:
TIME
Hours, minutes, and second display in 12/24
hour format
Date, month, and day of week display in
Date-Month/Month-Date format
Two Time zones
DST feature
100 year auto calendar (01JAN200031DEC2099)
Hourly chime and Key tone enabled
Scrolling “Phaser” Screensaver
TIDE
295 Pre-programmed beaches from 20102035
One Spot X location per time zone
Tide alarm for hitting High/Low peak: chime
with arrow blinking
TIMER
Eight selectable timers: seven preset timers
and one custom timer
One-second resolution up to 10 hours of
count-up time
Three timer types: Countdown-Stop,
Countdown-Up and Countdown-Repeat
CHRONOGRAPH (STOP WATCH)
1/100-second resolution up to 1 hour;
one-second resolution up to 10 hours
Wave counter up to 99 waves
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ALARM
Two daily alarms with blinking Billabong
wave logo
Selectable Time zone dependency
Three selectable chime noises
TEMPERATURE GAUGE
Displays temperature in degree Celsius or
Fahrenheit
Shows temperature in +/- 1º resolution
COMPASS
Displays 4 cardinal points
Shows the bearing in 1º resolution
MOON PHASE
Displays 8 phases
Auto-orient with North/South hemisphere
Update every 12:00am
OTHER FEATURES
3 VDC Operating Voltage
Electro-luminescent (EL) backlight
FSTN LCD Display
Five (5) button operation:
LIGHT, MODE, START, RESET, DIRECT TIDE
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BUTTONS:
Press: Turns on backlight /
Confirm & Exit setting state
Hold: Enters setting state
Press: Changes foreground
application / Moves to next
setting field
Hold: Toggles Temperature
Gauge
Press: Direct access to TIDE
application
Hold: Toggles Compass
Press: Peek background time
zone / Starts & stops timers /
Increments the value being set
Hold: Toggles foreground time
zone / Fast increments the value
being set
Press: Toggles Key tone & Hourly
Chime / Used to reset timers /
Decrements the value being set
Hold: Toggles DST / Fast decrements the value being set
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RESET PROCEDURE:
1. Hold down the LIGHT, MODE, START and RESET
buttons for 5 seconds.
2. Watch should generate a 1 second beep to confirm.
3. Watch should turn on lamp and all LCD segments.
4. Ensure all buttons are released before continuing
further.
5. Wait for 2 seconds.
6. Watch should turn off all LCD segments.
7. Watch should display the module number for 2
seconds.
8. Watch should display the software release number
for 2 Seconds.
9. Watch should display the build number for 2
seconds.
10. Watch should turn off lamp.
11. Reset is finished watch will go to the Time of Day
application.
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SETTING THE TIME/DAY/DATE:
Time of Day
application icon
Hourly chime & key tone
setting indicator
DST ON indicator
Time zone T1/T2
indicator
Minutes
Hour
Seconds
AM/PM
Day of the Week
MM.DD.YYYY or
DD.MM.YYYY
BANNER STATE
Banner will time out after 3 seconds.
The KEY TONE and HOURLY CHIME setting
can be toggled on/off by pressing the
RESET button.
MAIN STATE
The display shows current time, Hour,
Minutes, Seconds, and the current Day, Date,
Month and Year.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
Hold the RESET button to toggle the DST
setting on/off. The CONFIRMATION tone will
chime when the new time has been set.
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TIME ZONES
Press the START button to peek the background time zone. Hold the START button to
toggle the foreground time zone.
The KEY TONE will chime when the new time
zone has been set.
SETTING STATE FOR TIME
Hold LIGHT button to enter the SETTING STATE.
One second after the depression of the button,
the HOLD TO SET banner will display.
One second further and the CONFIRMATION
tone will sound off.
HOUR
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the hour setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up
the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
MINUTE
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the minute setting. (Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed
up the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SECONDS
Press the START button or the RESET button to
reset the seconds setting to zero.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
HOUR FORMAT
The hour can be displayed in 24hr (military
time) or in 12hr (AM & PM).
Press the START button or the RESET button to
change the HOUR FORMAT setting.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
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YEAR
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the year setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up
the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
MONTH
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the month setting. (Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed
up the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
DATE
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the date setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up
the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
DATE FORMAT
The date can be displayed in “M-D” or
“D-M” format.
Press the START button or the RESET button to
change the DATE FORMAT setting.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
CALIBRATING THE COMPASS:
IMPORTANT: Before using the compass MUST be calibrated
for accurate readings.
Accurate calibration is best done outside and away from
strong magnetic forces and large metal objects.
You can calibrate the watch for MAGNETIC NORTH, but for
TRUE NORTH an OFFSET is required.
See the compass setting procedure on page 19.
See the compass offset list on page 27.
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COMPASS OFFSET
The compass offset is the next setting after the
DATE FORMAT in the TIME SETTING STATE.
Press the START button or the RESET button to
change the COMPASS OFFSET.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
COMPASS CALIBRATE
The compass must be calibrated before use for
accurate readings.
Press the START button to calibrate the watch.
Your watch will instruct you to TURN.
COMPASS TURN CLOCKWISE
Take the watch off and hold it level, slowly turn
clockwise. The watch should take 1 minute
of slow rotating to complete the calibration. Or this can be manually stopped by
pressing RESET.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SETTING THE SCREENSAVER:
The screensaver is automatically set to OFF by default.
If you want to turn this ON you can do this in the
TIME SETTING STATE.
If ON, when the watch is inactive for 30 seconds, “PHASER”
will scroll once and will stay until a key press is done.
SCREENSAVER
The Screensaver ON/OFF is the next setting
after the COMPASS CALIBRATE in the TIME
SETTING STATE.
The screensaver can be toggled ON/OFF by
pressing the START button or the RESET button.
Exit the setting state by pressing the
LIGHT button.
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SETTING THE LOCAL TIDE:
Tide direction
Tide date
Approaching tide time
Approaching tide
direction
Approaching
tide height
Tide application
icon
Current time
Tide progress
bar
Current Beach
name
BANNER STATE
Banner will time out after 3 seconds.
MAIN STATE
The display shows current time, the current
Beach name, Tide direction, Tide date,
approaching Tide time and approaching
Tide height.
Our watch has been pre-programmed with
data to include over 295 beach locations
across the globe, it will display future tide up
and until 2035.
Full list of Beach tide locations on pages 28-31.
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11.
SCROLL TIDE DATA
Press the START button or RESET button to
scroll up or down through the future approaching tide’s data for the LOCAL BEACH.
Hold the START button or RESET button to
return to the current time’s approaching
Tide data.
SETTING STATE FOR TIDES
Hold LIGHT button to enter the SETTING STATE.
One second after the depression of the button,
the HOLD TO SET banner will display.
One second further and the CONFIRMATION
tone will sound off.
SETTING STATE FOR TIDES
Press the START button to increment &
the RESET button to decrement the Local
Country setting.
Zone name will scroll left once.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SETTING STATE FOR TIDES
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the Local
Beach setting.
Beach name will scroll left once.
Exit the setting state by pressing the
LIGHT button.
SETTING THE SPOT X TIDE:
We have tried to fit as many preset beaches as possible
(over 295) into our tide watch, unfortunately we can not
preset all beaches. So we have equipped our watch with
a Spot X averaging tide function. To set your customized
local beach you will need to find out the next local HIGH
tide time (Tide time information can be easily found on
the internet).
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SPOT X
SPOT X is the last Local Country setting.
Once selected press the MODE button to go to
the next setting.
SPOT X HIGH TIDE HOUR
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the hour setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up
the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SPOT X HIGH TIDE MINUTES
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the minute setting. (Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed
up the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SPOT X HIGH TIDE YEAR
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the year setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up
the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SPOT X HIGH TIDE MONTH
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the month setting. (Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed
up the increment or decrement)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
SPOT X HIGH TIDE DATE
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the date setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up
the increment or decrement)
Exit the setting state by pressing the
LIGHT button.
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OPERATING THE TIMER:
Total time
HH:MM:SS
Timer index
Timer application icon
TOD Time zone
indicator
Time of day
Running time
HH:MM SS
BANNER STATE
Banner will time out after 3 seconds.
RESET STATE
The display shows the Timers, Timer time, Timer
type, Timer index and the current Time of day.
Countdown timer can be used as a general
timer or for contest surfing.
Preset 1 is the default timer.
P1 = 5 minutes.
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RUN/STOP STATE
Press the START button to START the timer.
This is the RUN state.
Press the START button to STOP the timer.
This is the STOP state.
Hold the RESET button to return to the
RESET state.
NEXT TIMER
When in the RESET state, press the RESET
button.
This will load the next preset timer.
P1 = 5 minutes
P5 = 30 minutes
P2 = 10 minutes
P6 = 40 minutes
P3 = 15 minutes
P7 = 60 minutes
P4 = 20 minutes
CU = Custom
SETTING STATE FOR CUSTOMER TIMER
When in the CUSTOM timer setting.
Hold LIGHT button to enter the SETTING STATE.
One second after the depression of the button,
the HOLD TO SET banner will display.
TIMER TYPE
Press the START button & the RESET buttons to
change the timer type setting.
Timer types: - CD-STOP (Countdown Stop)
- CD-UP (Countdown Up)
- CD-REPEAT (Countdown Repeat)
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
HOUR / MINUTE / SECOND
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the hour setting.
Press the MODE button to go to the next
setting.
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the minute setting.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the second setting.
(Hold the buttons for 2 seconds to speed up the
increment or decrement)
Exit the setting state by pressing the
LIGHT button.
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SETTING THE CHRONOGRAPH:
Total time
MM:SS.mm or HH:MM:SS
Wave counter
Chronograph
application icon
TOD Time zone
indicator
Lap time
MM’SS mm or HH:MM SS
Time of day
BANNER STATE
Banner will time out after 3 seconds.
Stopwatch, up to 99 waves (laps).
RESET STATE
The display shows the Wave/Lap time, Total
time, Wave/Lap counter and the current
Time of day.
Chronograph can be used as a general stop
watch or for contest surfing.
RUN/STOP STATE
Press the START button to START the chronograph.
This is the RUN state.
Press the START button to STOP the chronograph.
This is the STOP state.
Hold the RESET button to return to the
RESET state.
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WAVE COUNT
When in the RUN state, press the RESET button.
This will take a lap and increment the
wave counter.
The chronograph will count 99 waves/laps, and
will count up to 10 hours.
SETTING THE ALARMS:
Alarm index
ON/-- (OFF)
Alarm application icon
Alarm minutes
TOD Time zone
indicator
Alarm hour
Time of Day
Alarm ON
indicator
AM/PM of Alarm
BANNER STATE
Banner will time out after 3 seconds.
2 x Alarms for each time zone.
MAIN STATE
The display shows the Alarm index, On/--(Off ),
Alarm time zone, Alarm hour/minutes, Alarm
ON indicator and the current Time of day.
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TOGGLE ALARM ON/OFF
Press the START button to toggle the Alarm
ON or -- (OFF).
When the Alarm is triggered, the chosen time
zone and Alarm icon will blink and the ALARM
melody will chime.
NEXT ALARM
Press the RESET button to scroll through the
two daily Alarms.
There are 2 x daily Alarms you can set for each
time zone.
SETTING STATE FOR ALARMS
Hold LIGHT button to enter the SETTING STATE.
One second after the depression of the button,
the HOLD TO SET banner will display.
HOUR/MINUTE
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the hour setting.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
Press the START button to increment & the
RESET buttons to decrement the minute setting.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
TIME ZONE DEPENDENCY
Press the START button & the RESET buttons to
change the time zone dependency.
Press the MODE button to go to the
next setting.
ALARM CHIME
Press the START button & the RESET buttons to
change the alarm chime.
There are 3 x different alarm chimes to
choose from.
Exit the setting state by pressing the
LIGHT button.
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TEMPERATURE FUNCTION:
Temperature
sensor
Temperature
reading
IMPORTANT: It is not recommended to press buttons
while watch is fully submerged in water. Therefore
for water temperature readings, the MODE button
should be pressed out of the water and the watch
may be fully submerged after the button is pressed.
When in any application hold the MODE button to
enter the Temperature Gauge application.
The temperature reading will be shown in any application as long as it is not on a SETTING STATE.
To enable or disable the reading, hold the MODE
button in any application. After 30 seconds a time out
will automatically close the application to save power
consumption.
The reading will show the value in Celsius first for 3
seconds, and then in Fahrenheit for 3 seconds. This
will continue until exiting Temperature Gauge.
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19.
DIGITAL COMPASS FUNCTION:
Compass
reading
IMPORTANT: For the most accurate compass readings
the calibrations should be done regularly, especially if
the watch has come in contact with strong magnetic
forces or after travelling long distances. For calibrating
the compass, please refer TIME OF DAY setting state.
No OFFSET is required for calibrating MAGNETIC
NORTH.
To calibrate TRUE NORTH you will require an OFFSET,
which vary for different locations. To set TRUE NORTH
you will need to find out your local OFFSET (Offset
information can be easily found on the internet).
When in any application hold the DIRECT TIDE button
to enter the Compass application.
To enable or disable the reading, hold the DIRECT TIDE
button in any application. After 1 minute a time out
will automatically close the application to save power
consumption.
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MOON PHASE ICONS:
Below are the descriptions for respective icons:
ICON
NAME
New Moon
Waxing Crescent
First Quarter
Waxing Gibbous
Full Moon
Waning Gibbous
Last Quarter
Waning Crescent
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21.
GLOBAL RULES:
Backlight
•
On time is 3 seconds
•
If backlight is already lit ON, any Key Depression will request another 3 seconds delay
Function-Mode-State
•
Banner Time outs will be shown for 3
seconds, and can be cancelled anytime by a
key operation.
•
Message/Function Time outs will be shown
for 3 seconds and may be cancelled by a key
depression, unless otherwise specified.
•
At any setting state, a no key operation for
30 seconds will auto-exit to the main state
display with changes saved.
Key Operations
•
Button Hold duration is 3 seconds.
•
Fast Setting will be 8 steps per second.
This only applies if the number of items is
above 10.
Tones and Melodies
•
Any key press will cancel any pop-up melody.
•
If a Confirmation Tone is available, it will
only be sounded-off if the key tone setting
is enabled.
•
Melodies that overlap in occurrence will be
processed in a first come first served basis
•
A melody that is about to get processed cancels the one that is currently being executed.
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RECOMMENDED USAGE:
WATER RESISTANCE:
20ATM / 200M / 660ft
SUITABLE FOR ALL WATERSPORTS, INCLUDING DEEP
SEA DIVING.
10ATM / 100M / 330ft
SUITABLE FOR ALL WATERSPORTS (SURFING, SWIMMING, WAKEBOARDING, SNORKELLING ETC).
5ATM / 50M / 164ft
SUITABLE FOR ALL ENTRY LEVEL WATERSPORTS
(SURFACE SWIMMING).
This watch has been tested by industry standards to an
overpressure situation in a static laboratory environment.
This means the watch was not influenced by frequent
temperature changes, saltwater, sand or big wipeouts.
Constant exposure to these situations can seriously effect
the rubber seals which keep water out.
It is recommended that every 24 month the rubber seals are
replaced and fully tested by a billabong watch technician.
(Please see page 34 for your closest billabong watch service
centre contact details)
IMPORTANT: It is not recommended to use this watch
for navigational purposes. We have compiled the most
current and accurate tide readings available at the
time of manufacture. However, weather conditions,
changes in the coastal environment and movements in
the tectonic plates can affect the tidal changes/ranges.
Therefore we can not guarantee that the information
contained in this watch, nor accept responsibility or
liability for variances to actual tide conditions.
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23.
CARE PROCEDURES:
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Only use your watch for suggested sports
within your watches water resistance rating.
Do not operate buttons while your watch is
fully submerged in water.
It is not recommended to wear your watch in
a hot spa or sauna.
Avoid exposing your watch to extreme and
sudden temperature changes which can be
damaging to your watches water resistance.
Always rinse your watch thoroughly after it
has been exposed to saltwater & chlorine.
Do not use spray cleaners, thinners or other
volatile agents to clean your watch.
Never try to open the caseback of your
watch, leave this to the professionals and
have your watch serviced by a billabong
watch technician.
If your watch has moisture appear inside the
watch, have it serviced by a billabong watch
technician.
Avoid dropping your watch and unnecessarily rough treatment.
Avoid exposing your watch to gasoline,
cleaning solvents, aerosol sprays, paint and
other volatile agents. The chemical reaction
can destroy seals and cause damage to the
case and finish of your watch.
Avoid magnetic fields as they may affect the
time keeping of your watch, and they will
affect your watches compass reading.
To prevent discolouration do not wear coloured PU straps (excluding black) in chlorine.
24.
INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY:
Your Billabong brand watch is warranted against
defects in materials and workmanship by Billabong
under the terms and conditions of this warranty
for a certain period of time from the original date
of purchase. (See your warranty card for length of
warranty period)
This warranty covers the following components: the
watch movement, hands and dial. Should a covered
component be defective in materials or workmanship
during the warranty period under normal use, it will
be repaired or the watch will be replaced (at the sole
discretion of the service centre) free of repair charges.
A copy of the receipt or dealer stamp is required for
proof of purchase.
This Warranty Does Not Cover:
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Case, Crystal, Strap or Bracelet
•
Damage resulting from improper handling,
lack of care, accidents, or normal wear
and tear.
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Water damage unless watch has been used
in accordance with the ATM rating.
This warranty is void if the watch has been damaged
by accident, negligence, unauthorized service, or
other factors not due to defects in materials or
workmanship.
25.
In case of replacement, Billabong cannot guarantee
that you will receive the same model watch. If your
model is not available, a watch of equal value and
similar appearance will be provided.
THIS WARRANTY GIVE YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS.
YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS, WHICH VARY
FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY. IN THE U.K., NOTHING
IN THIS WARRANTY WILL AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY
RIGHTS.
Requesting Warranty or Other Watch Repair:
Please send in your watch, a copy if your sales receipt
and/or the warranty booklet with dealer stamp and a
description of the problem to the authorised international watch service centre closest to you.
For service work that is not covered under warranty,
the service centre may perform the services you
request for a charge dependent on watch style and
type of work requested. These charges are subject
to change.
Do not send original packaging, as it will not be
returned. Billabong highly recommends you insure
your parcel and adequately protect the watch during
shipment. Billabong is not responsible for product
lost or damaged during shipment.
For repairs in continental France, we recommend that
you visit your Billabong watch and clock dealer.
26.
FIVE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY:
FOR WARRANTY SERVICE PLEASE CONTACT YOUR
BILLABONG WARRANTY SERVICE CENTRE.
IMPORTANT: This warranty is void if the watch is opened
by anyone other than the Billabong watch service
centre.
FIVE YEARS ON MOVEMENTS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE.
This does not include the Crown (also known as a
Winder).
TWO YEARS ON WATER RESISTANCE FROM DATE OF
PURCHASE.
It is recommended that every 24 month the rubber
seals are replaced and fully tested by a Billabong watch
technician.
You will be issued with a new warranty for another 24
months. (Cost for the service will be provided by your
Billabong watch service centre.)
ONE YEAR ON BATTERIES FROM DATE OF PURCHASE.
It is recommended that your battery is replaced
and your watch is fully tested by a Billabong watch
technician.
You will be issued with a new warranty for another 12
months. (Cost for the service will be provided by your
Billabong Watch service centre.)
The following is NOT COVERED, glass, band, case and
general wear and tear or accidental damage.
All warranty claims MUST have a proof of purchase
receipt.
Billabong reserves the right to repair or replace, with
an equivalent style, at the discretion of the watch
technician.
27.
COMPASS OFFSET LIST:
The four cardinals are as follows:
• N = 0° to 45°; 315° to 359°
• E = 46° to 135°
• S = 136° to 225°
• W = 226° to 314°
COMMON OFFSETS:
USA
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
+13 San Diego +12
-14 Washington -10
+3 Honolulu
+10
BRAZIL
Rio De Janeiro -21 Florianopolis -19
AUSTRALIA
Sydney
Brisbane
Darwin
+13 Perth
-2
+11 Adelaide
+7
+3 Alice Springs +4
NEW ZEALAND
Aukland
+19 Dunedin
+23
Sacremento +14
Miami
-4
Mexico City +6
Fortaleza
-21
Melbourne +11
Hobart
+14
Raglan
+19
INDONESIA
Bali
+2 Jakarta
+1
Mentawai
0
JAPAN
Tokyo
-6 Okinawa
-4
Kitaizumi
-7
SOUTH AFRICA
Cape Town
-23 Durban
EUROPE
Lisbon
Rome
-4 Bilbao
+2 Paris
-22
-2
-1
Jeffreys Bay -27
London
Athens
-2
+2
28.
BEACH LIST:
A
Argentina - Puerto Cardiel
Australia - Apollo Bay
Australia - Angourie
Australia - Albany
Australia - Avoca Beach
Australia - Balina
Australia - Bells Beach
Australia - Black Rock
Australia - Bondi
Australia - Brisbane Bar
Australia - Burleigh Heads
Australia - Byron Bay
Australia - Cape Paterson
Australia - Caloundra
Australia - Cairns
Australia - Chinamans
Australia - Cactus
Australia - Carnarvon
Australia - Clifton Beach
Australia - Cottesloe Beach
Australia - Coffs Harbour
Australia - Cylinders
Australia - Cronulla
Australia - Duranbah
Australia - Eaglehawk Neck
Australia - Elliston
Australia - Esperance
Australia - Forster
Australia - Geraldton
Australia - Gunnamatta
Australia - Kalbarri
Australia - Lancelin
Australia - Lakes Entrance
Australia - Lennox Head
Australia - Lorne Point
Australia - Manly
Australia - Margaret River
Australia - Marrawah
Australia - Merewether
Australia - Merimbula
Australia - Narrabeen
Australia - Noosa
Australia - Parsons Beach
Australia - Port Campbell
Australia - Portland
Australia - Port Lincoln
Australia - Port Macquarie
Australia - Robe
Australia - Sandon Point
Australia - Scarborough
Australia - Scamanader Beach
Australia - Seaford Reef
Australia - Shell Harbour
Australia - Shipsterns
Australia - Snapper Rocks
Australia - South Straddie
Australia - Surfers Paradise
Australia - Tombstones
Australia - Torquay
Australia - Townsville
Australia - Ulladulla
Australia - Victor Harbour
Australia - Warrnambool
Australia - Werri Beach
Australia - Woolamai
Australia - Wurtulla
B
Belgium - Blankenberge
Belgium - Nieuwport
Belgium - Bay of Heist
Brazil - Barra Da Tijuca
Brazil - Fernando De Noronha
Brazil - Imbituba
29.
Brazil - Itacarezinho
Brazil - Maresias
Brazil - Praja Do Tombo
Brazil - Praja Mole
Brazil - Santos
Brazil - Saquarema
Brazil - Ubatuba
C
Cape Verde - Sal
Chile - Punta De Lobos
China - Hainan
Costa Rica - Limon
Costa Rica - Jaco
Costa Rica - Pavones
Costa Rica - Tamarindo
D
Denmark - Loekken
Denmark - Kloster
F
Fiji - Tavarua
France - Anglet
France - Bud Bud
France - Biarritz
France - Biscarosse
France - Chassiron
France - Etretat
France - Guethary
France - Hossegor
France - Kaolins
France - La Couronne
France - La Graviere
France - La Piste
France - La Sauzaie
France - La Torche
France - Lacanau
France - Lafitenia
France - Parlimentia
France - Penfoul
France - St Gilles Croix De Vie
G
Germany - Sylt
Guadeloupe - Le Moule
H
Hong Kong - Big Wave Bay
I
Indonesia - West Java
Indonesia - Keramas
Indonesia - Nias
Indonesia - Mentawai Islands
Indonesia - G-Land
Indonesia - Uluwatu
J
Japan - Ashigaura
Japan - Bowls
Japan - Habushiura
Japan - Ikumi
Japan - Irago
Japan - Isonoura
Japan - Kaifu
Japan - Kamogawa
Japan - Kisakihama
Japan - Kitaizumi
Japan - Kounohama
Japan - Omaezaki
Japan - Sendai Shinko
Japan - Shirahama
Japan - Shonan
Japan - Torami Beach
M
Madagascar - Mahambo
Malaysia - Cherating
Maldives - Lohifushi
Mauritius - Mauritius
Mexico - Acapulco
Mexico - Cabo San Lucas
Mexico - Ensenada
Mexico - Puerto Escondido
Mexico - Puerto Vallarta
Mexico - Salina Cruz
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Mexico - Todos Los Santos
Morocco - Anchor Point
Morocco - Casablanca
Morocco - Safi
N
New Caledonia - Noumea
New Caledonia - Tenia
New Zealand - Christchurch
New Zealand - Dunedin
New Zealand - Lyall Bay
New Zealand - New Plymouth
New Zealand - Piha
New Zealand - Raglan
New Zealand - St Clair
New Zealand - Sumner
New Zealand - Tauranga Bay
New Zealand - Wainui Beach
New Zealand - Whangamata
P
Peru - Punta Hermosa
Peru - Chicama
Philippines - Cloud Nine
Portugal - Afife
Portugal - Arrifana
Portugal - Azores
Portugal - Carcavelos
Portugal - Costa Nova
Portugal - Coxos
Portugal - Figueira Da Foz
Portugal - Madeira
Portugal - Reef
Portugal - Supertubos
Puerto Rico - Rincon
R
Reunion Island - Reunion Island
S
Samoa - Boulders
Senegal - Almadies
Senegal - Dakar
Spain - Cadiz
Spain - Doninos
Spain - El Mongol
Spain - El Palmar
Spain - El Quemao
Spain - Generic, Canary Islands
Spain - Hierba Buena
Spain - La Lanzada
Spain - Lanzarote, Canary Islands
Spain - Liencres
Spain - Los Locos
Spain - Los Lobos, Canary Islands
Spain - Mal Pica
Spain - Meniakoz
Spain - Mundaka
Spain - Patos
Spain - Pantin
Spain - Rodiles
Spain - Sardinero
Spain - Spanish left, Canary
Islands
Spain - Tapia
Spain - Zarautz
Sri Lanka - Hikkaduwa
South Africa - Cape Town
South Africa - Durban
South Africa - Jeffrey’s Bay
South Africa - Port Elizabeth
T
Tahiti - Taapuna
Tahiti - Teahupoo
Thailand - Kata Beach
Tonga - Corners
Tonga - Motels
U
UK - Buck’s Mill
UK - Bundoran
UK - Croyde
UK - Fistral
UK - Gary Williams Point
UK - Isle of Wight
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UK - Kimmeridge
UK - Newquay
UK - The Point
UK - Thurso East
USA - Atlantic Beach, NC
USA - Avalon Pier, NC
USA - Blacks Beach, CA
USA - Bodega Bay, CA
USA - Cannon Beach, OR
USA - Cape Cod, MA
USA - Cape Hatteras, NC
USA - Carmel, CA
USA - Casino Pier, NJ
USA - Cocoa Beach, FL
USA - C Street, CA
USA - Folly Beach, SC
USA - Galveston, TX
USA - Hampton Beach, NH
USA - Hanamaulu, HI
USA - Hanapepe, HI
USA - Hillsborough Inlet, FL
USA - Honolulu, HI
USA - Humbolt Harbour, CA
USA - Huntington Beach, CA
USA - Imperial Beach, CA
USA - Jacksonville Beach, FL
USA - Kahului, HI
USA - Kailua, HI
USA - Kawaihae, HI
USA - Kitty Hawk, NC
USA - La Jolla, CA
USA - Lahaina, HI
USA - Lincoln City, OR
USA - Malibu, CA
USA - Manasquan, NJ
USA - Mavericks, CA
USA - Miami Harbour, FL
USA - Montauk, NY
USA - Montery Bay, CA
USA - Morro Bay, CA
USA - Myrtle Beach, SC
USA - Nags Head, NC
USA - Naples Pier, FL
USA - Narragansett Beach, RI
USA - Newport, RI
USA - Newport Beach, CA
USA - New Smyrna Beach, FL
USA - North Shore, HI
USA - Ocean Beach, CA
USA - Ocean City, MD
USA - Ocean City, NJ
USA - Oceanside Harbor, CA
USA - Palm Beach, FL
USA - Panama City Beach, FL
USA - Point Arena, CA
USA - Point Reyes, CA
USA - Purisima Point, CA
USA - Rehoboth Beach, DE
USA - Rincon, CA
USA - Rockaway Beach, NY
USA - Salt Creek, CA
USA - San Clemente, CA
USA - San Diego, CA
USA - Santa Cruz, CA
USA - Sebastian Inlet, FL
USA - South Bay, CA
USA - South Beach, FL
USA - South Padre Island, TX
USA - Steamer Lane, CA
USA - Sunset Cliffs, CA
USA - Swami’s, CA
USA - Trestles, CA
USA - Tybee Island, GA
USA - Venice, CA
USA - Ventura, CA
USA - Virginia Beach, VA
USA - Wells Beach, ME
USA - Westport, WA
USA - Wilmington, NC
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FAQ’s
How do I change the tide height from Metres to Feet?
While in the Tide function press the DIRECT TIDE button to
change the wave height measurement from either Metres
(Metric) or Feet (Imperial).
How do I check the future tides for my Local Beach?
Enter the Tide function by either pressing the Quick Tide
button or scrolling through the functions with the Mode
button. Press the START button or RESET button to scroll up
or down through the future approaching tide’s data for your
LOCAL BEACH. Hold the START button or RESET button to
return to the current time’s Tide data.
How do I use the Wave Counter in the Chronograph
function?
The chronograph is essentially a stopwatch which can
be used for several different training purposes for many
athletic sports. We have catered our chronograph to surfing
with the intent of using the lap counter as a Wave Counter.
With most competition surfing only allowing 15 waves per
heat, the Phaser can help you keep track of your progress.
While in the Chronograph function press the START button
to initiate the stopwatch.
Once the stopwatch has begun you can press the RESET
button as you catch each wave to increase the Wave Counter. (The Wave Counter can count up to 99 waves.)
The top left hand counter will keep progress of the total
amount of time which has elapsed. To stop the stopwatch
press the START button again. To reset the wave count and
total time hold the RESET button for 3 seconds.
How do I change the timer preset for comp surfing?
While in the Timer function hold the RESET button to reset
the timer, then press the RESET button to scroll through the
Presets. P4 = 20 minutes and P5 = 30 minutes.
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