Can anyone tell me how to set the hands on this watch? I don't want to start pulling and proding on this thing, and end up breaking it. Thanks.
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The part that winds the watch pulls up and will click, you then turn it and the hands will move. Push it back down to start it back up. You will have to make sure it is wound or it will not keep time.
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pull the knob at the top of the watch, it will pop out about an 1/8 inch, then turn it counterclockwise till the hands move to the appropriate time. hope this helps.
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Hi, Sharon. That's a good question. The add states that there are those functions in the phone /watch, but, I haven't been able to find those settings,yet, and I went through the whole menu, and the user manual. Not listed. I don't know if the really exist. I don't need those functions, but, maybe you can get in touch with the seller and ask. If you find out, please let me/us know. Good luck. Have a great day. CM
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Place your index finger at the base of the face. Watch for the heart to appear. You'll get your heart rate after the watch beeps. Wetting the index finger before you please it on the watch will help also. Good luck. Works for me..
747431
Use pliers to hold the retaining nut then twist the dial. But after reading my review (be leery of this one) you wont want to buy it.
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On our new Formotion clock, there's no set screw on the bottom. Instead the directions read to use a pocket knife or other such object to remove the clock from its base. It's a simple friction mount. Then, as the others said, you set the time as you would on a watch: pulling out the stem, adjusting the time and pushing the stem back in. Hope this helps.
505156
Normally, the battery in this watch will last at least a year perhaps longer.In my experience, you have a defective unit. Contact your seller.
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The watch I bought came with directions. You must set the hands and voice times separately
1944809
In the moment of most need, the buttons collapsed. They were clanky and notorious at first, then they seemed to settle into an unnoticeable soft touch that did not last despite not being truly in use. Now the buttons are fully collapsed. It turned on but there is no way to push the second button to take pictures or keep it pushed 2s for video. Now I am not sure the watch is still working, the battery would run out by the second day even without use and I am not bothering to charge them. They cannot be used as simple sunglasses because the plastic became completely scratched and fully blurred. I am not sure if I can be certain the battery charged if the on button also collapses. In the moment of most need, the buttons collapsed. They were clanky and notorious at first, then they seemed to settle into an unnoticeable soft touch that did not last despite not being truly in use. Now the buttons are fully collapsed. It turned on but there is no way to push the second button to take pictures or keep it pushed 2s for video. Now I am not sure the watch is still working, the battery would run out by the second day even without use and I am not bothering to charge them. They cannot be used as simple sunglasses because the plastic became completely scratched and fully... » Read More In the moment of most need, the buttons collapsed. They were clanky and notorious at first, then they seemed to settle into an unnoticeable soft touch that did not last despite not being truly in use. Now the buttons are fully collapsed. It turned on but there is no way to push the second button to take pictures or keep it pushed 2s for video. Now I am not sure the watch is still working, the battery would run out by the second day even without use and I am not bothering to charge them. They cannot be used as simple sunglasses because the plastic became completely scratched and fully blurred. I am not sure if I can be certain the battery charged if the on button also collapses. « Show Less
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Make sure the Watch is oriented correctly when placing onto the charger. I had the same problem at first before realizing I had the Watch upside down when trying to "clamp" the charger over it. Even so, as others have mentioned, the charger does require a bit of "force" to shut it properly. Once done correctly, the display will clearly indicate it's charging (btw - I just got the new Swami Watch. The charging process is MUCH easier on the new one. Doesn't involve this "clamping" process and requires no force whatsoever. IZZO must have been listening).
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It is very easy, first, the pins only come out in one direction. If the watch band is not marked with an arrow (like the Invicta) see if you can a split in the middle of the end of pin, if so, push from the other side. Keep every thing lined up straight and you should have no trouble pushing the pins out. To replace the pin, push the pin in solid end first , The split side expands to keep the pin in place.
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I haven't used the watch back tool, but it feels about the same quality as the wrest of the kit. (Just flimsy). I'd just spend the money to buy nice watch back removal tool, or if you only have one watch you might take it to a jeweler and have them replace your batter.
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Bonnie, obviously you must have a defective watch. I have two of them and they both work fine after 6 months to a year. Good luck to you. Smile
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I believe it was battery. I honestly didn't use it bc it became cumbersome to hold while doing your task. Skip it and get a cheap analog wrist watch that is water proof.
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It will definitely be too tough to push the remote buttons with ski gloves on. The face of the remote is slightly larger than a typical watch face with all the controls. Made for non-gloves hands for sure. Sorry to disappoint.
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I don't remember but the watch maker has a web site I downloaded the instructions. Just do a search
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Lifetrak does have a YouTube channel that will help you setup your watch. Here is one of the videos and there is others to help with other specific settings. http://youtu.be/ecKEDSkHMdc
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It slides out of the base of the watch. Just move it towards you or away from you, and it should slide right out.