Senator Perpetual Calendar - Leap year
Could somebody please tell me how the leap year window works on the Senator?
I believe that the window, is the one directly below the 12 o'clock position and about a third of the way down the watch.
Yes, the window indicates the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and leap year...
via the color in the window. Actually, in December the color will move halfway so that the current year together with the coming year is indicated.
tempusfugit
Leap Year Colours
Thank you for your prompt reply.
Are the colour's different, for each of the 4 years?
As the only colours that I have seen, in the photos are red & grey?
Yes, each year of the 4-year cycle is .....
represented by a different color......
leap year=red
1st year after= yellow
2nd year after=black
3rd year after=white
In the photo above the leap year indicator on the GO Senator Cal. 100 P Perpetual Calendar LE is indicating the first year following the leap year. On 12/1 it will show half yellow and half black until 1/1 when it will be fully black. The cycle repeats at the end of each year.
Hope this helps.
tempusfugit
Thanks so much for answering the query, JB . . .
. . . I was out and about yesterday at my favorite haunts, and didn't get back until midnight . . . warm regards, Art
