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Functions

A tourbillon is a mechanical device consisting of a carriage 
containing the watch’s regulating system and performing one 
complete revolution in one minute. It is designed to improve 
the accuracy of mechanical watches by offsetting disruption 
of the balance isochronism due to terrestrial gravity with the 
watch in different vertical positions. 
The Master Compressor Extreme LAB watch combines the 
tourbillon device with the dual time-zone function. This means 
that you can set a different hour on the main display simply 
using the crown, without losing the accuracy of the minute 
and seconds hands, while retaining a reference time on a 
secondary hour hand supplemented by an AM/PM indicator. 
This function is useful when travelling, for example, to display 
the new local time on the main hour hand while keeping 
the indication of the time in the country of origin on the 
secondary time display.
When you return to the time zone of your country of origin, 
simply set the local time again on the main hour hand.
The watch offers the following functions:
-  Rapid and independent 2-way local time setting (travel 

time zone);

-  Date synchronised with local time, 2-way setting;
-  Reference time, linked to AM/PM indicator;
-  Minutes;
-  Tourbillon.

Functions and displays

-  Hour, minute;
-  Second time zone (or reference time);
-  Jumping date;
-   Tourbillon;
-  Seconds.

Use

The crown on the Master Compressor Extreme LAB watch 
enables you to do the following:
-   In position 1, wind the watch if it has not been worn for 

over 48 hours;

-   In position 2, set the local time (travel time zone) and date;
-   In position 3, set the reference time.

Starting the watch

Crown in position 1.
Turn the compression key to the “open” position in the 
direction of the arrow. The crown is then in position 1.
A few clockwise turns of the crown will suffice to start the 
watch. It will then automatically wind up when you wear it. 
Please note that the crown does not lock when winding, even 
when the watch is fully wound.
Once the operation is complete, turn the compression key to 
the “closed” position in the direction of the arrows.

Setting the reference hour and minute hands

This setting drives all the functions: reference time, local time, 
minutes and date.
It firstly enables you to set the reference hour hand and its 
AM/PM indicator, as well as the minute hand.
To make this setting, turn the compression key to the “open” 
position in the direction of the arrow.
Pull the crown out to position 3.
Move the reference hour hand and minute hand in either 
direction to the desired time, taking into account the AM/PM 
indicator (AM being equivalent to a time between midnight 
and noon, and PM to a time between noon and midnight).
Note: the local time hour hand (main display) is driven 
automatically by this operation; this maintains its difference 
from the reference time. This also applies to the date. The 
local time and date setting procedure is as explained below.
Once the operation is complete, push the crown back into 
position 1 and turn the compression key to the “closed” 
position in the direction of the arrows.

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Summary of Contents for Master CoMpressor extreMe LaB

Page 1: ...e been replaced by black crystalline diamond a synthetic material as hard as natural diamond but with superior sliding properties Its friction against the silicon teeth of the escapement wheel require...

Page 2: ...increasing the regulator efficiency The big balance featuring regulating screws an inertia of 11 5 mg cm2 and a frequency of 28 800 vibrations per hour rounds off the construction of the Calibre 988C...

Page 3: ...ed if the indication is a white arrow the keys must be closed when you wear your watch and when you are taking part in sports You must not make any adjustments or set the time in this position since t...

Page 4: ...nd the watch if it has not been worn for over 48 hours In position 2 set the local time travel time zone and date In position 3 set the reference time Starting the watch Crown in position 1 Turn the c...

Page 5: ...account of the date indication You have turned the crown clockwise if the date moves forward when the hands pass midnight you are moving into the morning You have turned the crown anti clockwise if t...

Page 6: ...sistant and any defect resulting from the contact with water if your watch is not water resistant Jaeger LeCoultre water resistant watches may be identified by the symbol engraved on the back Their wa...

Page 7: ...Please refer to the operating instructions for further details For quartz watches this warranty does not cover the battery life Except insofar as prohibited by applicable law this Limited Warranty sha...

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