I was able to find my wife manual here --> https://help.fitbit.com/ from there you can select "Help" and the "Product Help" from drop down list, then click on the model you have.
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In many watches you have two separate batteries for the analogue part and for the digital part. I am not sure if this is true for your case. I would go to a watch maker to look at it ad change the two batteries.
Generally an LCD watch is not affected by magnetism. A mechanical or quartz watch will be effected. My advice is to set a magnet on the watch and see what happens. A mechanical and quartz(or any watch with analog hands) will stop. Michael
Hi, I purchased a pre-owned Invicta Coalition Forces Sniper watch and the trigger is broken... Any idea who may be able to repair the watch? I've read horror stories regarding Invicta's Service Center in Hollywood Florida... Nice watch but as you may be aware the watch will not work properly without the trigger arm in place...
This watch is an automatic type and may you not be able to wind it up use the crown wheel (winder). The details on their web site do not describe the operation of the watch, so I can't be absolutely sure about this.
You can wind an automatic watch by swinging it genetly from side to side for few minutes.
When fully wound, the watch will remain working for 42 hours (when not being worn).
These watches thrive on being used and if used daily, they should remain operating.
Although all their watches are "CW" or "CA" models, they may have similar operating modes. Click on the one that looks most like yours and in the details you will see "manual".Click on this to download the manual.
Rolex, at one time, had a quartz (battery operated) watch. It was only manufactured in solid gold and was distinctive in style from other models. It is no longer being made. For all practical purposes, it you see a battery operated Rolex it is not genuine.
Rolex's are wound by your movement. Try moving your arm back and forth and see if that helps. Also make sure that the crown is screwed in securely. If it's not a watch that you're not going to wear all of the time, you might want to buy a winder. I've bought several off of Ebay for around 30 dollars. They simply display and spin the watch off and on keeping it running. Good luck!!
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