Fossil Watches - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

The knob that adjusts the time is called the crown, and it will have a stem attached to it. You will need to remove crown and stem together. If it's a screw-down crown, unscrew it. Examine the watch mechanism very carefully while pulling out the crown (as if you were adjusting the time) and pushing it back, What you are looking for is basically anything that moves. If you do see parts of the mechanism move, look very carefully around that area for an arrow mark impressed in the metal pointing to a small dip in one of the metal parts.Often, this is on a tiny lever but not all manufacturers bother with the arrow. Ensure that the crown is pushed back to it's normal position. Put a tiny amount of pressure on the dip (a needle is ideal for this), and carefully attempt to pull out crown and stem.You may need to apply slightly more pressure to get a result, but please take care not to press too hard or you may damage the mechanism. Hopefully, that should sort it out. To refix the numeral bar, I'd recommend super glue - but you only need a tiny, tiny amount. Apply it with the tip of a needle and you shouldn't go far wrong. Once you're looking at reassembly, you should be able to reinsert the crown and stem without depressing the dip but do it gently and don't force it - it may need a slight turn to relocate properly before it slides back in. I hope this was easy to follow - get back in touch if you get stuck.

some ana digi watches have two batteries one for the analaogue hands and the other for the digital part. i would advise to have the watch checked and new good quality batteries fitted

these people can help you.. this is the store locator link... https://www.batteriesplus.com/store-locator?search=60210&lat=&lng=

Track your package through the company you used to send it: FedEx and UPS typically provide tracking information when you send it, and you can track it with the number provided. If you used USPS, if you selected the tracking option when you mailed it, again, use the tracking number. All these vendors have websites, with clear information about tracking. If you dropped it in the mailbox, you cannot track it. The Fossil website has information about repairs here Warranty Repairs

five bucks?

Metro Service Center ATTN: REPAIRS 10615 Sanden Drive Dallas, TX 75238

the link below will take you to Fossil instruction PDF page https://www.fossil.com/uk/en/customer-care/watch-instructions.html

The second hand has fallen off of the shaft and has to be put back if you want to read off the minutes.

I have a Timex Digital Heart Rate Monitor 585 (product code T5C351F5)m, which has the same Short AC Pad and battery +ve message. There is an arrowhead pointing to the pad. It's a raised metal platform - a bit different to some of the Ironman's mentioned above. Here is a pic....

a Tachometer chronograph is a time and speed measurement.

I don't know if it can be done?

Not worth repairing in my opinion. The trouble you are having finding a replacement crystal is indicative of the fact they are seen as disposable and simply not worth repair.

Hi, I'm looking for the cristal of my ch2538 watch does any one knows where to buy it from?

Believe me it was not really a gift! The amount of profit a Snap-On dealer makes on the sale of anything with the Snap-on logo scandalous. Toolboxes themselves are some of the most profitable items they offer for sale. I have 4 jackets by the way. I was a mechanic for over 20 years. You start out thinking they are the best. Don'tget me wrong. They majority of my tools are Snaps, but when you need a tool take the time to compare the prices of a Snap verses aMac, or even Matco, or Cornwell if your budget is real tight. As you get a few years on you you begin fo realize it's the tool not the name that's important.

Yes of course

is it one of these in this list: Google

fossil mens es3380 (assuming chronograph) If you are talking about resetting the "sub-dials" ZERO (RESET THE watch timers... Obviously they are going to the "zero" spot ... or we wouldn't be talking ... writing (whatever). ((but this is where they must be to start)) Simply pull out the stem to the furthest position and press & hold the top button... You will see a sub-dial rotating... release it when it gets close to ZERO and single click it where you want it... Repeat the process with the OTHER (bottom) button... Repeat the process... Push the stem... HALF-WAY HOME and figure out for yourself which button move what hand. When everything is ZEROED CORRECTLY... Set the time & date "normally" Normal the stem ... and happy TIME - KEEPING... If all that fails... as Tom Chichester says... "RTFM" (read the manual... (but where's the fun))... Carnac the Magnificent

try the link below https://www.fossil.com/content/dam/fossil/PDF/watchinstructions/Fossil_Watch_Instructions_EN_UK.pdf

Hold button down for 2 seconds to alternate between different modes i.e. Flashing, not flashing, light always on.

this video will show you