Top 20 Bulova Chronograph Marine Star #96B99 watch - Page 4 Questions & Answers

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Bulovas have serial numbers engraved in the case. Do you have the original papers that came with the watch? If so, and they include the serial number, that'd do it. Alternatively, if you mailed in a warranty registration, especially if you know about when you did, and knowing the exact model might also help, Bulova may be able to give you the SN. As a last resort, you might try the store where you bought it. If you can remember just when that was, they might have records which include the SN.

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There is no listing of this watch?

Jesus I can't believe no one answered this guy with even an "I don't know." in 6 years. If it's like my watch, it's for synchronizing the second hand. If you press the button on the minute mark from the NIST time web site, when your watch is ten seconds fast, the second hand will stop for ten seconds. This makes your watch match the time clock. The really cool thing is if your watch is SLOW, if you press the button on the minute mark when your watch is twenty seconds behind the NIST time web site, the second hand will SPEED UP until it matches the NIST time. Very cool and this is **totally from my memory** because I just got my watch back from Bulova but I forgot to ask about the button.

Batteries do not last forever. They corrode contacts, loose power even while in storage. Go to a different shop and have the battery replaced.

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Depends on where you buy it! Huge markup discrepancies in the jewelry world. Some places will sell something at 50% markup, some others will sell for several hundred percent markup. And I'm not talking like one is real and the other is a knockoff. I'm talking two identical items can sell for drastically different prices at different places. if they have a huge sparkly chandelier and two inch thick plush carpeting in their store, expect that to work into the price you're paying;)

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Jewery store would answer all your questions ,and look it up on ebay ,they pretty much set prices

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Don't throw it away! Bulova have a good reputation. It ma not be worth much, but you have the serial number and the 14k probably means it's 14 carat gold. 14 carat old is the highest quality used for watches (18 carat is too soft for everyday wear) I used to work for Shackman and we made watch cases and bracelets for the major brands such as Omega. Trysearching for Bulova watches on eBay then looking at 'completed listings' under 'advanced' after you search for some idea of value.Regards, Andy

i just to need set time and date of my foce watch

I just got a M.Z. Berger AW206 366 so the setup should be identical. The watch has four buttons total. I'll name then by their positions. Top Left (TL), Top Right (TR), Bottom Left (BL), and Bottom Right (BR). (BL) is your mode switch. Press it once at a time to toggle between modes, (Time, Chronograph, and Alarm). From the Time mode press (BL) three times. This will put you back in time mode with the seconds flashing. Press (TR) to toggle seconds back to '00'. Press (BR) to toggle to the next setting point, and (TR) to advance it. Just keep pressing (BR) until all the settings points are the way you want them. Note: In time setting mode it only advances the setting forward when you press (TR). So when using it to change hours display for 12/24 hour display or daylight savings time you just have to keep advancing the hour until it shows up correct. There is no DST or 12/24 display toggle on this watch. You just have to change the hours display manually. To exit time setting just press (BL) once.

Can't find instruction sheet but to enter time change mode hold the light button down and press the mode button. The process to change time will then begin.

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Have you tried replacing the battery?

My husband had to take his watch to a store that carries that watch brand to have his battery changed. Apparently they have a special "key"to take the watch back off.