Questions & Answers for: bell chime Watches

the left of the display is shown. The hourly chime is on if the lower symbol (bell) on the left of the display is shown. When you are done, hit MODE (lower left) again to return to normal time display

...bell or ))). I hope this helps If your watch is a Timex with a START/STOP button then, press the button once and the Chime is off. If the Colon : is flashing, then the Chime is active. The Colon is ...

...bell or wave figure )))) There is 1 of 2 ways that you chime can be turned off. The first way to try is to push both buttons on the right hand side at the same time that should turn off the chime or ...

...bell looking design and or a ))) That show that your hourly chime is on. You have to either push two buttons at the same time OR go to the alarm mode on you watch and push any button besides the mode ...

...bell, which indicates he alarm is "on" and the letters "CH" which means "hourly chime". Press button at 2 O'clock position to enter the alarm mode. Press the button again and the "bell" should ...

...chime looks like a pacman symbol and the alarm looks like a bell 2. If both symbols are present hold down adjust and hit start/stop twice If only the alarm or bell symbol is present hold down adjust ...

it to chime every hour on the hour You should be able to set this up in the Alarm function. Set the alarm time to say 12.00 and then the ringer function to the bell shaped symbol and that should do it

...bell) and hour chime (shaped like a pacman) are displayed. If Both are displayed:Hold down the Adjust button and press the start/stop button twiceIf the Hour Chime is only displayed: Hold down the ...

...hourly chime feature? Place the bottom window in the Date mode. Then press both bottom buttons simultaneously. A small "bell" symbol will appear in the top window, upper left corner. Hope that

...bell symbol will disappear (when the alarm is deactivated). Now if you FIRST press and hold D and then press S it will do the same thing (activate or deactivate the alarm). So D then S, or S then D ...