Luminox Navy SEAL Dive 3103 Wrist Watch - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Hi,

It sounds like the setting mechanism has gotten out of place or is bent. A qualified watchmaker can fix this for you.

Hope this helps,

Ken
www.yellowstonewatch.com

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

If you dial in the date before noon make sure you stop winding the crown right after the date flips. That will give the internal mechanism the most room to cycle and not flip at noon. If you are setting it after noon wind the crown just until the date you want starts to move to the following date, but stop immediately after so as to not flip over. That way the mechanism will be close to changing the date and should flip it at midnight. Make sense? Hopefully, good luck.

The hand in question is slipping on the spindle that it is attached to. You need to carefully but firmly push it back down on the spindle so it moves. Have to get access to the dial and needles to do this

a mechanical part needs replacing, unless your have some form of funky split time running? replacing the battery should have reset it though.

take it to a watch maker for a quote and to see if the parts are available

Have to know the model and serial of the furnace. locate code list usually inside or on the back of a door. Operation sequence= call for heat--inducer blower motor--makes pressure switch--signals board to bring on hsi--after a set time gas valve opens and you have ignition providing current to flame sensor--main blower motor comes on after a set time

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you must have the tools to do that. all you need is a pin remover, pliers and mini hammer.

Hi,
Here is a link that can help you step by step with visuals.
I hope this will be able to help you.
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You can get a manual by going to http://www.luminox.com/service/service-centers/ and select the one that you need.

If it's like my Luminox 1828, the crown has to be unscrewed before it can be pulled out and worked like a regular crown. Just don't forget to screw it back down afterwards.

You can not get photos directly from your PC to the photo frame. You have to transfer photos to removable media first (SD card or similar) and then use this media in photo frame.

It can be the battery if your watch model has separate battery for alarm function. If your watch originally is running on one battery, then check out if the sound transmitter spring is missing. Sound is transmitted through the coil spring or small peace of metal which is sticking upwards out of movement, so, when the case back is fitted to the case, the spring is touching sound membrane inside the case back, thus enabling transmit vibrations (sound). If there is nothing as I just described, you will need to get one and fit it to the movement. If there is such a spring, then movement has micro electric fault and should be fixed. In both cases you have to visit your nearest watchmaker and ask for help.
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Here is the manual you would need to rezero the chronograph...good luck :)

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

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.