Lost my user manual and want to give the watch to my son in law. Looking for a down loadable user manual or ''quick get started'' type thing to send along with the watch.

This Manual will give you the Information to get it working correctly again... Good Luck

http://www.manualswall.com/results.php?lang=en&search=MICRO+ONDE+QUIGG+MD+12801+USERS+GUIDE#.UWMt8VeRfAI

It's difficult to provide you with the manual without knowing which watch you own. That said, I have four suggestions that may help you it down:


1. Search for your watch on FixYa. Clicking either the search result or the image of your watch will take you to a product page. Many manuals can be found on product pages.


2. Try looking on the manufactures website. Many brands provide manuals online or contact information to request a new instructions manual either online or by mail. Fossil even provides a basic manual for their watches based on watch type (digital, analog, multifunction, etc).


3. Manuals Online is a relatively comprehensive website for user guides and instruction manuals. Here you can search by product type and/or brand: http://fitness.manualsonline.com/manuals/device/watch.html


Best of Luck!

Their watch site is not too helpful but there is a contact link (go to http://www.elginwatches.net/elgin-watches-contact-us.htm ) and they should be able to help you.

You can get instructions from the Casio web site.

Go to the casio web site "casio.com".

Select "support" and the "manuals",
watches;

Accept terms

Select "watch manual archive"

Read the number of the back of your watch and enter it into the search box

Hello,
I have owned Casio watches for years, and the one thing I learned is to save the user manual preciously. I have never been able to set my watch without looking at the manual. And more often than not, I had to try the thing several times before getting it right. The only help I can provide is to give you the link to your watch's module manual.

Hope it helps.

Hello,
I have owned Casio watches for years, and the one thing I learned is to save the user manual preciously. I have never been able to set my watch without looking at the manual. And more often than not, I had to try the thing several times before getting it right. The only help I can provide is to give you the link to your watch's module manual.

Hope it helps.

go to www.casio.co.uk go to support(methinks??) click on watches and put in the model number (the one you posted) and download the PDF manual relating to your watch (you will need adobe reader free download to read PDFs), this will be the full manual, once you figure it out DST will have to be on, as its summertime of course. ( i bought a wave ceptor for a fiver because the guy who had it didnt know how to recalibrate it after a battery change), a quick gander at the online manual put it right, there shouldnt be a problem setting it up again, good luck

Try this link and type in your module number found on your watch and you should be able to download your watch's manual.
http://world.casio.com/wat/download/en/manual/

go here [url]http://www2.casio.co.jp/manual_pdf/wat/en/pdf_search.php?MODULE=2454&submit.x=68&submit.y=13[/url]