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a Tachometer chronograph is a time and speed measurement.

I don't know if it can be done?

My son has a Timex pocket watch-I just got the back off with a very tiny flat-head screwdriver- the niche or indent you're looking for is almost indiscernible; look very closely, the edge of the back barely deviates from where it meets the edge of the front piece. Looks more like a flaw than an intentional point of entry

Not worth repairing in my opinion. The trouble you are having finding a replacement crystal is indicative of the fact they are seen as disposable and simply not worth repair.

Hi, I'm looking for the cristal of my ch2538 watch does any one knows where to buy it from?

Believe me it was not really a gift! The amount of profit a Snap-On dealer makes on the sale of anything with the Snap-on logo scandalous. Toolboxes themselves are some of the most profitable items they offer for sale. I have 4 jackets by the way. I was a mechanic for over 20 years. You start out thinking they are the best. Don'tget me wrong. They majority of my tools are Snaps, but when you need a tool take the time to compare the prices of a Snap verses aMac, or even Matco, or Cornwell if your budget is real tight. As you get a few years on you you begin fo realize it's the tool not the name that's important.

Yes of course

is it one of these in this list: Google

SETTING THE TIME AND DATE ON AN OLD 4 BUTTON DIGITAL WATCH

[L1] [R1]

[L2] [R2]

SETTING THE TIME.

Press [L2] to move through the modes. When the time display flashes, you are in the correct mode to set the time. The hours first, then the minutes and seconds.

Press [R1] to advance the numbers, [R2] to go to the next.

Press [L2] to save your settings. [L1] is not used; it's the light.

SETTING THE DATE AND DAY. After setting the time (seconds flashing) push [R2] to move though time, backwards, to date, [R1] to set day, [R2] to move to month [R1] to set the month. Push [R2] to get to the day of the week, then [R1] to change. [L2] to end.