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Go to their website where you can find full directions. www.optimumtime.co.uk

you have to press it and hold for at least five seconds.

Hi jmalone1961,

I see that you need assistance on getting to set the time on your Casio 4364 watch.

I have put a link to where you can acquire the User Manual for this watch, I would like to type in the details but there will be so much that it may get more confusing if I translate the manual.

Pleasee the link below.

http://www.oceanus-us.com/support/downloads/manuals/module_4364.pdf

Thanks,

mvincentc

Go to their web site (www.fastrack.in/Products/Products.aspx) and at the bottom right of the page is a flashing sign "digital watch manuals" .

Click on this and choose your manual.

Perhaps you have operated a number of options that have confused the poor thing! I suggest that you obtain a copy of the user instructions and to do this you should go to the Fossil web site (fossil.com) and enter "Phillipe Stark" in the search box.

Got to the bottom of the screen and there is a menu of alternatives; choose "customer care".

The next page has a menu on the left, choose "watch instructions"

Select the illustration that matches your watch and choose the instructions by the model number.

If you cannot get the watch to operate satisfactorily even when you have followed the instructions, then you can only contact the manufacturer and aask for help.

I too was confused at first at setting the second hand after reading the directions. I read your post in searching for a solution, then I figured it out. Check the watch face, the second hand is operating using military time. (24 hr. time) You will see 24 hour time embedded on the face.
For example: if you wanted to set both hands to be at the same time to test this. At say 10 p.m. set the second time hand to 22 for 2200 hrs. (10 p.m.) Let's say you woke up at 7 a.m. The second hand would be at 0700 (Embedded on watch face) then at noon it would say 1200 on the watch face... I now use the normal hands for local time and set the 24 hour hand for my home time.
I hope this helps.

This is user-correctable.
See manual page 4, titled "Synchronization".
1. Press T button
2. touch center until you see the 24h/units
3. hold down T for 5 seconds until you see "Synchro" in the LCD.
4. use the + button to move the long hand to 12 o'clock, use the - button to move the short hand to 12 o'clock
6. press T button to commit settings.
Hands will move to agree with the time in LCD.

She clearly states that she lost her instructions to SET THE TIME.
Why didn't you ask her where you could send it.

To all who need to change their Timex Ironman Triathlon watches:

It is a little confusing, but this is a watch you can change the battery by yourself!

First you will need:

-A big clear area (i.e. a table or counter) with lots of light to see what exactly you are doing.
-Small screw driver (like the tiny ones for a glasses care kit)
-Paper clip


Directions:

1. Remove all screws from the the back of the watch (there should be 4). Make sure that you take note of which screws are coming from which spot on your watch and keep them separated as such.

2. Next, you should see a white circular sticker with directions on how to change your battery. They aren't clear as "how to" but they are the basics.

2a. Take off the white sticker once you have memorized the places it is pointing to; set it up as such in front of you so you can refer back to it from time to time.
2b. You should see two silver pieces. One should be a circle (which is the battery), which is held in by another silver piece. This unlatches. In order to do so, you need to simply pop it open on one of the sides (as it tells you in the directions). You may use the same screwdriver or even a paper clip works wonders!

3. Replace your battery (should be CR2016) with the + on top, facing towards you. make sure it is flat, not just shoved back where the old battery was. This make take some extra time and patience to make sure it is done right.

4. Snap the silver part back into place (should look like it is holding the battery in place i.e. a gate).

5. THEN: this is the most important and confusing part in my opinion. On the white sticker the directions read: "after battery insertion, short pads to reset". this should look something like an oval with a line cutting it in half (vertically). It is not on the battery but next to it. You will need the paper clip here to hold down the right most side (at somewhat of an angle). this should do it! you'll know if your digital faces flashes numbers at you and may even light up. Make sure you hold down long enough.

6. Once you have the numbers flashing, you are good to go. Put the back of your watch back on, taking note of which screw goes where. Then, set your watch accordingly and you have just changed your watch! Ta-da!

Follow these steps and you should be good. Good luck to all!