I do have a PRG-60 and I have the same problem. After a battery change along with painting the hands with luminous paint the hands no longer move reliably. Sometimes they're fine, but sometimes they can lose an hour or more overnight if I'm not wearing it. It seems to be temperature dependent, and the colder it is the less likely the hands will move properly.I do have a PRG-60 and I have the same problem. After a battery change along with painting the hands with luminous paint the hands no longer move reliably. Sometimes they're fine, but sometimes they can lose an hour or more overnight if I'm not wearing it. It seems to be temperature dependent, and the colder it is the less likely the hands will move properly.
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Normally the Umbro Chronograph watches having analog and digital clock works on single battery. When u put the battery inside ur digital is working fine but some times for analog hands do not move due to the loose button which is used to move the watch hands. So pull it out again and insert it agin gently till tick sound comes and u r good to go.
Check if the battery is still in good condition. If this doesn't solve the problem, swipe a magnet over the back of the watch in different directions until the minute hand moves. Take care not to scratch the watch with the magnet. It may be necessary to oscillate the magnet several times at the correct position and direction until the minute hand moves freely.
when a watch has analog hands and has digital portion, 9 times out of 10 it will have 2 batteries inside. A lithium battery and a normal battery. It is possible one died before the other. Usually the lithium (digital portion) lasts longer. Have the battery changed.
Remove the PCB and replace the AG4 battery in the analog quartz movement. The stem can be removed by pressing the small lever through the hole visable after the CR2016 battery has been removed. I think it uses a Y121 movement.
same problem here.. everytime i adjust the analog clock it moved but the digital clock dont so it means i can correct the analog but i cant correct the digital clock please help us..
Are the hands moving but out of step with the digital display?
If so then try pressing the "mode" button to reach a mode that allows you to set the hands (on my Casio it is "HS"), I would expect something similar on yours.
You can then alter the hands by pressing one of the other buttons. I would expect one button to advance the hands and another to ****** them.
You may have two batteries in your watch - one for analog and another for digital. Check that out and if this is the case - replace the battery for digital part. If there is only one battery - your watch's digital part has electronic failure and you will need professional watchmakers help to fix it.
Without knowing the model of the watch i would say you need a new battery. It is typical for this style of watch to have two batteries or one lithium battery. In either case the analog movement will drain faster than the digital portion of the watch and will stop working first.
I do have a PRG-60 and I have the same problem. After a battery change along with painting the hands with luminous paint the hands no longer move reliably. Sometimes they're fine, but sometimes they can lose an hour or more overnight if I'm not wearing it. It seems to be temperature dependent, and the colder it is the less likely the hands will move properly.
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