I think that I accidentaly set the alarm on my watch and I dont know how to turn it off. My time is also in military time and I don't know how to get it back to regular time. I would be very grateful for help. Thank you.

For most of the cheap Chinese digital watches sold at Walmart you simply scroll through the different numbers while setting the hour part of the time -- 1 to 12 then 13 to 23 to 0 then 1 to 12 AM and 1 to 12 PM then 1 to 12 to 13 etc. When the watch is in 24 hour time (as used by most of the world outside the US and Canada) most will show the letter H instead of A or P.

For some of these watches, you need to be in Alarm set mode to be able to scroll through all the choices, and that will control how both the alarm and the watch show time.

For a few others, you get to select A or P or H separately from the numbers, either while setting the time or while setting the alarm.

The Chinese factories that build these watches seem to put any of the different kinds of insides into any of the same cases, so you might have any version -- and the companies rarely bother making sure that the instructions match the actual watch.

Since you don\'t know how to turn it off, the alarm will give you simple instructions. Just stop pressing the buttons. Is there a symbol or an alarm or clock on any of the buttons?

go here > http://www.gshock.com/support/ to download the manual

advance the hours. The first time you go through the 24 hour cycle, it will be in am pm mode, the second time in 24 hour mode, the next time in am pm. Just keep advancing the hours until it comes up the correct time

Go to alarm screen and press light and st/sp at the same time.

It seems like your watch has a little short stem and that's why it has only 2 positions. This does not affect battery in any way, nor the timekeeping.
The only downside of this is that you can accidentaly reset alarm time without knowing it as your watch crown is in permanent 1/2 way position.
If you are happy with that - keep your watch.

Light button is A
Mode button is B
Start button is C
Reset button is D

Standard Time Adjustment:
1) To set time, date, etc. press button B three times (assuming you start in standard time display mode)
2) Press button D until the area you'd like to change is flashing. (i.e.: minutes, date, day, etc.)
3) Press button C to change. Press once for one unit increment of change. Hold for 3 seconds for speedy advance.
4) Press D again until the next area you'd like to change is flashing.
5) At completion of changes press Button B to resume standard time display mode.

Possibly you can change it back by pushing the hour-setting button through a 24 hour cycle--you can see if you are on military time during the PM part of setting it. If it's on military, just keep pushing till you start over at 12 am again (hint: that's 0:00 in military.) At least, that's how it is on my watch.

in order to SHUT OFF THE ALARM:

go to the normal time setting, where nothing is flashing. then press and hold reset. then the time you want the alarm on shows up. in order to turn the alarm off press start...press start again to turn it on

If your set up is: Top-Left=Indiglo Top-Right=St./Stop Bottom-Left=Mode Bottom-Right=Lap/Reset

Than follow these steps:
1. Press Lap/Reset and hold. You should see the time the alarm was set for.
2. While holding Lap/Reset, press Mode.
3. Let go of all buttons.
4. There you go!

Hope that was a help