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[egomon]

Hi. Just bought swiss crhist led watch and have found no information about sugh a watch.

Does enyone know what kind of batteries does this watch use? Or eny information at all.

Thank you

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[egomon]

The watch works so my battery problem is solved.

Thanks

[james_stan]

HI Egomon

With my limited knowledge I would say that's a National Semiconductor module that takes 357 batteries - as you probably
disovered.

Cheers

james

[egomon]

Thank you.
Yep it works now fine. Extra bright digits.
It seems that it hase dual time module and I dont know how to set up the other time. Does enyone has eny idea how to set it up. Playd arround with it but nothing.

Thank you

[retroleds]

Thank you.
Yep it works now fine. Extra bright digits.
It seems that it hase dual time module and I dont know how to set up the other time. Does enyone has eny idea how to set it up. Playd arround with it but nothing.
Thank you

Whilst in the hour setting mode, press the button for the second zone - it will start to advance OR you will have to hold down the button at 1 oclock as well, get it to advance. The second time zone cannot have different minutes form the main time. Play with it a bit more...the made a few variations but I suspect you missed the subtlety of setting it, since it starts off at the same time as the main time, giving an appearance that pushing the second button had no effect.

[egomon]

Whilst in the hour setting mode, press the button for the second zone - it will start to advance

Thank you that was it.