How to set date and day on armitron 6p29 - JCPenney Armitron Men's Steel Blue Dial Watch

To set the date and day on your Armitron 20/4591TT watch, follow these steps:

1. Press and hold the mode button until the display starts flashing.
2. Use the hour and minute buttons to set the current time.
3. Press and release the mode button to move to the date setting.
4. Use the hour and minute buttons to set the current date.
5. Press and release the mode button to move to the day setting.
6. Use the hour and minute buttons to set the current day of the week.
7. Press and release the mode button to exit the setting mode.

If you are having difficulty setting the date and day on your watch, you may want to consult the owner's manual for additional instructions.

Hi wtgillo,

Hi there I see that you are in need of assistance setting time on your Armitron Wrist watch.

I would be more than glad to give you details on how to, Please see steps below.

• Your Armitron Watch will have Four Button on the side of the watches rim.
• Button on the upper Left is MODE.
• Button on the lower Left is LIGHT.
• Button on the upper right is DATE.
• Button on the lower right is Alarm.

See Steps below:
*Setting the time*

• Press and Hold down the Mode Button til the Hours flash
• Then push Alarm Button to set the Hours
• Press and Hold down the Date Button till the Minutes flash, then push D/Alarm Button to set the minutes
• After setting the minutes on your watch, Press date till you get the month flashing push Alarm to set the month
• Press the Date again till the Date flashes, then push Alarm to set date
• Press the Date again till the Date on your watch flashes, then push Alarm to set the date
• After setting everything push the Mode Button again just once to set everything or finalize your settings on the watch.

I hope that this will be of help regarding your query on how to set the time on your Armitron watch, I also included the setting of the time and date just for further details.

Have a nice day,

mvincentc

Hi an_stocker0,
There is two pulls to set the time and date .First pull is for the day / date wind it in order to choose the right date number and second pull is for the time wind it until the desired time comes out. For better understanding follow this link for more information and instructions below. Feel free to ask whatever the results.
http://www.armitron.com/docs/Automatic%20Manual.pdf
Hope its may helps;
Regards, VOTIT

Hi madlugi,

You can easily change the day and date of your Armitron watch by following the steps below.

1. Press the MODE button once. This will put you in the timer.

2. Press and hold down the MODE button. This will put you in the alarm set display.

3. Press the MODE button once more and it will put you in the time set display.

4. Use the ST/SP button to change the blinking portion of the time. Then use RESET button to move you thru the different parts of the time/date.

Hope it helps.

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Hi,

This is direct link to all ARMITRON watch manuals/instructions: http://www.armitron.com/watch_instructions.asp

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You can also try with this approach. This is for Armitron WR 330,but i believe this could also help you.

The following labels are on the inner ring of the watch; I've given their positions relative to where numbers would be on the face of an analog watch.
"ST/STP" is at 2:00; "EL" is at 4:00; "MODE" is at 8:00; and "ADJ" is at 10:00.
To set the time, date, and day of week:
Press and hold in the "MODE" button until the display starts flashing. (This is the alarm time.)
Press the "MODE" button again; the seconds begin flashing. Press "ADJ" to set them to zero.
Press the ""ST/STP" button to change what you want to set. The options appear in this order each time you press the "ST/STP" button: minutes, hour, month, day, day of week.
Use the "ADJ" button to change the value of the setting.
Touch "MODE" to save the settings and return to time mode.


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Thanks for contacting FIXYA.<br /> There is a link on Armitron that you can download manual/instructions direct. It can explain better then anything I can write here! Best regards.<br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.armitron.com/watch_instructions.asp">http://www.armitron.com/watch_instructions.asp</a>

mcdevito75 here, The stem has 2 positions, Carefully slip a fingernail under the stem and lift, it may take a few trys to get used to it, in this first position you should be able to set the DATE very easily and Maybe the DAY of the wwek also, turn the stem 1 way to change the DATE and the other way For the DAY of the week., Let"s figure you can only set the DATE in this first position, First thig to do is set the DAY of the week, go thru the watches 24 hour cycle and set the DAY to 1 DAY before the DAY you need, now in that first position of the stem, set the DATE to 1 DATE before the DATE you need, now in the 2nd position we all know pull the stem out to set the time of day, go thru the 24 hour cycle to bring up the DAY of the week and DATE you need. Now your watch is set and will change on tome at around mid-nite.

mcdevito75 Here is the contact info for Armitron online www.armitron.com or by phone, 800-840-2933 9--4 PM EST.

You can download the user manual for your watch from this link(http://www.watchesmanuals.com/Armitron/Armitron-Sport-40-8125BLK-Watch.htm)

Purchased my Armitron men's digtal watch in 2009. Here's the twist on setting the name of the Day of the Week on my watch. When you get to the name of the Day of the Week flashing.. you don't get Su...Mo...Tu... You get 01..02..03... up through 99. (You think.. what the hell is this??) DON'T TRY TO SET Sun.. Mon.. etc here.. you won't find it. The puzzle solver..and it is.. IS TO SET THE LAST TWO DIGITS OF THE YEAR HERE.. Example... it is now 2010.. so scroll thru the numbers and set it to "10"!! Now.. when you go and set the numerical day date e.g. 3 for March, and set the numerical day - e.g. 15, the on-board computer?? in the watch will AUTOMATICALLY SET THE NAME OF THE WEEK!! It will look-up For Example.. in the year 2010.. 3-14 is SUN.. and will set it as that!! Hope this saves you some frustration. Regards... [email protected] (Mar 14, 2010)