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Fossil JR9388 Watch - Page 9 Questions & Answers
Hi sir, my name is
many watch sold online has no warranty on outside the u.s. because many of them carries many watch brand not only fossil itself. but if the warranty is your only problem, forget about it. in the phillippines you can find many service center which can repair your watch at a low price. where is your location in the phillippines so that i can give you the addresses of the sevice centers. it is fake or not? the watches sold online is not fake. there are some selling imitation watches but not fossil. last year my friend bought a fossil online, i have checked it, i found it is genuine. he ordered again casio brand it is genuine too. but if you are not really sure about it. just buy on the mall in the phillppines L-time studio carries fossil and they have fossil stores. that you can choose comfortably without the thinking that it may be a fake watch. ok na? i hope I had been helped you.
I Have a fossil 10
Your watch is 12 hours out of step.
The date changes every second time the hour hand passes 12 O'clock.
Your watches' second pass is at midday instead of midnight, so to make it operate correctly, you need to wind it on 12 hours. The date will then change at midnight.
I have just purchased a
there is so many kind of fossil bi tic there is one that when you push the button the digitd moves in different ways, there are with animations, with different colors of dial that you will not notice that it is changing... which one among of the big tic is your watch. but if it is does nothing, your watch probably had a problem. it might be the button, or you had to reset it. or its battery had to be replace by new one... you had to bring it from the shopo that you had purchased it for its service warranty. I hope i had been helped you.
I bought my wife a
Make sure of course that the stem is pushed all the way in to start the watch. If it is all the way in then your battery must be dead. You can look around the edge of the back for a lifting area and use a pocketknife to pry the back off, the problem is with new watches you may need a jewelers watch press to get back back on. Also be aware some watches have screw off backs and some have screws those should go to your local jeweler...actually because its a new watch i would return it or at least take it to a watch repairman or a jeweler! Hope this helps!
Fossil FX5001
I dont have no
-> Go to fossil.com
-> Customer Care
-> Product Info / Watch Instructions
-> Do a mouseover on the various headlines to see the design of your watch.
-> Download desired PDF file
I have a Fossil model
Inside the case back on my JR-7855 is a label with the steps to take to change the batteries. The sticker says to short the pad marked "S1" with the pad marked "+". Keep doing it quickly, then check the watch face. You got it right when the seconds start to change on the face.
Here is a view at the inside of the watch. The two points you are looking for are highlighted in red.
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My fossil blue watch stops
You don't say which model watch you have.
If you go to Fossil.com, at the bottom of the screen you will see a list, click on "customer care" and under "product info" you will see "watch instructions".
Go through the list of illustrations to find yours and download.
I have a model from
Go to "fossil.com" and at the bottom of their opening page there is a menu which includes "customer service".
Click on this and you will see a menu on the left; choose "warranty & repairs" and follow the instructions.
Is there a rubber gasket
Yes. In your watch, as with most wristwatches that have a snap-fit case back, there's a thin neoprene gasket that sits either in a groove cast into the watch case or around the part of the case back that snaps into the watch case. Either way, the gasket is designed to further reduce the amount of moisture that can wick in between the tiny gap between the case back and the watch body.
As a matter of procedure, for maximum water resistance, this gasket is supposed to be changed every time the watch is opened (for example, when the battery is replaced). As a practical matter, however, I have often reused a gasket if it has not been distorted from pressure or mis-installation (lots of these gaskets end up crimped or pinched when they slip out of position as the case back is pressed into place). Does it provide reduced water resistance? Possibly, though moisture more often enters a watch fastest through the opening for the stem used to set the time. Leaving the back gasket out entirely, however, definitely creates an easy path for sweat and moisture to enter a watch.
How to adjust band on starck ph5031
You can get instructions for your watch from the Fossil web site.
Go to
"fossil.com", go to the bottom of the page and you will see a
menu, click on
"customer care", and then look under "Product Info" on
the left and you will
see "watch instructions". Click in this and then scroll down until you see Stark watch instructions.
There are two sets of band instructions, hopefully one of them is is relevant to your watch.
Just bought fossil watch for
You can get instructions for your watch from the Fossil web site.
Go to "fossil.com", go to the bottom of the page and you will see a
menu, click on "customer care", and then look under "Product Info" on
the left and you will see "watch instructions"
Click on this and a list of diagrams and watch descriptions will appear,Download
Unfortunately they do not list their instructions under model numbers, so you will have to run your cursor over the sets of instructions (the diagram will change as you do this), until you find the one that matches your watch.
Need to know what battery
Hello:
The battery number will be imprinted on the dead battery (for that watch it's most likely 379), however, I wouldn't recommend replacing a battery on a Fossil yourself. They are notorious for their back being incredibly difficult to remove and put back on and if you're not a professional, you will most likely break the crystal in the process. If it's a screw-back (and you can tell because it will have six rectangular shaped notches around the edge of the back) you won't be able to get it off unless you have a case wrench and a case vise. Take it to a jeweler and have them change it for you.
Screw-back Style Case
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