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Here is the manual you would need to rezero the chronograph...good luck :)

check at Parsecent.com...they can repair it and at a decent price...good luck :)

Sometimes ticking like how you described is a sign of low cell, bad circuit board or dirty gears...or any combination of these..also in this style Luminox sometimes the second hand is a bit long and will catch or rub on the traser ring causing it to slow down, stutter or stop all together...you should take it to a reputable jeweler and have them diagnose it...good luck :)

No special combination.
hopefuly this is just a matter of the stem being stuck in the wrong place on the set bridge. This is easy enough to fix for a watch maker/technician and wont take but a moment.
The extreme end of the problem would be that you have a mass of problems in the gear train and the movement needs to be serviced. In this case I would demand that the movement be replaced as opposed to being serviced. These days most movement repairs are cheaper and more effective when the movement is replaced.
In either case take your watch to a watch maker/technician. Be sure that whom ever you take it to has a pressure testing machine to insure the watch has been resealed. The Luminox is sturdy and built for water and you do not want to lose the integrity of the seal. It is too easy to do with the style of back they use.

there's really no way to adjust this problem...unless the watch has been severly jarred or damaged in some way it is most likely just a low or dead battery..if it has been damaged only a watchmaker would be able to replace the faulty gears or parts

this model has a screw down crown...turn counterclockwise until crown pops up then pull out 2 clicks...make sure to rescrew it down when finished

the 3200 model was one of the sturdiest models Luminox has ever made...the crown is not too expensive to replace and unless the threads on the case tube are bad or there is water damage it would be worth repairing IMHO

this is an hour wheel problem and can only be corrected by replacing the gears that are damaged then resetting the hands...only a professional trained watchmaker should handle this, there really is no other simple way to correct it

try parsecent.com...they would have the parts to fix

parsecent.com...they have all the parts to fix it with and they also have to band-to-case piece that you've lost

i agree, luninox are fairy good water resistant watches and will need to be resealed properly...take to or send to a watch service you trust...dont take to a kiosk is all I have to say

it has a screw-down crown, you have to turn it counterclockwise until it pops looses slightly, then you can pull the crown and set time...dont forget to push and rescrew it down to case to keep it water tight :)

try parsec enterprises..they carry the old parts, dials and things to replace what you need

thaqt is an EOL problem...basically telling you the cell is very low

Pull the crown out 2 positions , set time, then push back in...if the hands dont work they are probably either rusted, stem is rusted or you have bad set levers, possibly the hour wheel is stripped also

You'll need a watchmaker to fit the new bezel. If it is just scratched I wouldn't recommend fixing it. You may pay 50$ for the new bezel and a pressure check; that may not be economical.

As reference, for a similar model Caliber 5130B with "Alarm Field Chronograph" this information and documentation can help you...
- User's Manual interactive
- Technical instruction PDF
- Technical instruction interactive

Check here for more information and details about Caliber 5130B

I really hope help you with this. Good luck.

to zero out the second hand pull the stem out to either the first or second position and then use the top and bottom butttons to zero it out. please rate my solution

hate to tell you but luminos are not top of the line at anything. i have seen this many times

pull the crown out and use the top and bottom buttons to zero out. when pull the crown out each position set a differnt dial