Love this watch, and can't believe it didn't come with an operator's manual....and none can be found online to download! Very grateful this video was made as it explains every function in less than 4 minutes. Very well done! Thumbs up!!! I do dread the day the battery dies...there is no clear explanation anywhere as to what to reset and how.
i just got my battery changed today. is easy: just check the calibration of the fourth hand (last part of the vid), then you can calibrate the compass and set the tide.
Wow! This is how a watch video SHOULD be made. Excellent! Like the watch too; perhaps you should have mentioned the compass sensor is digital and not analog (the display is of course analog). It probably uses a magneto-resistor chip.
This is the only video you need to watch after replacing the battery. The manual woefully doesn't mention that everything resets after a battery change, nor does it explain the tide calibration or the most important (last part of the video), the intelligent quartz calibration. After a battery change (or hard shock), the compass button makes a beeping noise, the temperature is at 0 C. Start with calibrating the indicator needle (the longest needle - half orange half silver with a round hole on the silver side). If you pull the crown out entirely and the needle doesn't centre (orange part pointing to 'M' of TIMEX), then you need to calibrate it by watching the last part of this video. After you have done that, you'll notice the correct temperature readings and then you can proceed with calibrating rest of the measurements by following this video from the beginning. The only useful (or not so useful) thing mentioned in the manual is the compass calibration.
I've heard you need to calibrate the compass everyday if you want to use it -- is that true? I'm considering buying it for the compass function but calibrating it everyday seems a pain in the ass
@@FffffffffffffffffffffffffffffL Unless you are in presence of strong magnetic/elctromagnetic fileds, you don't need calibration everydays. I have required calibration only every 5-6 years when I change the battery.
Does anyone else have issues with the compass? its never correct it will jump almost 10 degrees in either direction almost anytime I use it. I'm sad about this. I love the style look and waterproof capabilities but the compass not working is really bumming me out. Ive had to reset my tide 5 times this week to get it to read accurately. Im not loving it as much as I wanted to.
the 4th hand is what the whole video (after time and date setting at the beginning)... it is the compass hand, the temperature hand and the tide hand, all one hand (called, the fourth hand). The end of the video is simply instructing how to calibrate the 4th hand if it gets a little out of whack.
Hello. Just bought a t49861 and I cannot understand how temperature works. I only see the temperature after I push tide button but in videos at youtube I saw that if you wanna see the temperature you just push the up right button
Hi there, if you have any questions about the functionality of this watch please do not hesitate to contact info@shadestation.co.uk where a member of our customer service team will be happy to help you.
I mean the red needle which belongs to tide function gain so fast as minute hand. Moon completes its cycle in 29.5 days almost 30 days so we can predict when next tide occur which are come each later 15 days later if I set my watch on the new moon night at 12 o'clock and needle pointed over high tide logo then my needle has to come at lower tide logo within 15 days but its running too fast as minute hand please let me know buddy how do I manage all those things ? Reply
Many people are unaware that there are 2 high tides per 24 hrs, and also 2 low tides in that same 24 hrs. Every day has 2 full tides (from high to low... twice). Many places, depending on geography of the location, seem like they only have one tide cycle (high and low), but most places on earth have tide cycles that vary enough so that people are aware of them. The watch records both high tides and both low tides in a day.... so breathe a sigh of relief, your watch is working properly
tides are very complicated. I think this gives an estimate for the time of day and not the time of the month. I was hoping it could be more useful. But I guess you can just use a phone to get the actual tide info. Frankly I don't see much point in this ~12hr tide indication without more detail.
দুর্দান্ত রাফি i did finally figure this out. Trouble is the size of the strap needed to fit through the slots is rather small and most straps are made very thin and don’t support the weight of the watch well
Shite! The bezel seized up within a month and the watch strap snapped,couldnt find a replacement anywhere as it's a fucking odd size at the pin ends, give rhis one a miss if i were you.
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I've checked out several videos on this specific watch. This one, by far, is the clearest and most descriptive video I've seen so far.
One of the coolest watches Timex has ever produced, and at an incredible value.
Love this watch, and can't believe it didn't come with an operator's manual....and none can be found online to download! Very grateful this video was made as it explains every function in less than 4 minutes. Very well done! Thumbs up!!!
I do dread the day the battery dies...there is no clear explanation anywhere as to what to reset and how.
i just got my battery changed today. is easy: just check the calibration of the fourth hand (last part of the vid), then you can calibrate the compass and set the tide.
Wow! This is how a watch video SHOULD be made. Excellent! Like the watch too; perhaps you should have mentioned the compass sensor is digital and not analog (the display is of course analog). It probably uses a magneto-resistor chip.
AWESOME description on how to use this watch! Thanks very much!
This is the only video you need to watch after replacing the battery. The manual woefully doesn't mention that everything resets after a battery change, nor does it explain the tide calibration or the most important (last part of the video), the intelligent quartz calibration. After a battery change (or hard shock), the compass button makes a beeping noise, the temperature is at 0 C. Start with calibrating the indicator needle (the longest needle - half orange half silver with a round hole on the silver side). If you pull the crown out entirely and the needle doesn't centre (orange part pointing to 'M' of TIMEX), then you need to calibrate it by watching the last part of this video. After you have done that, you'll notice the correct temperature readings and then you can proceed with calibrating rest of the measurements by following this video from the beginning.
The only useful (or not so useful) thing mentioned in the manual is the compass calibration.
I've heard you need to calibrate the compass everyday if you want to use it -- is that true? I'm considering buying it for the compass function but calibrating it everyday seems a pain in the ass
@@FffffffffffffffffffffffffffffL No need to calibrate everyday. Only if you been around highly magnetic places.
@@FffffffffffffffffffffffffffffL Unless you are in presence of strong magnetic/elctromagnetic fileds, you don't need calibration everydays. I have required calibration only every 5-6 years when I change the battery.
Proud owner of this amazing super functional watch.
my temp count seems fails, it always pount to 34, any idea?
Does anyone else have issues with the compass? its never correct it will jump almost 10 degrees in either direction almost anytime I use it. I'm sad about this. I love the style look and waterproof capabilities but the compass not working is really bumming me out. Ive had to reset my tide 5 times this week to get it to read accurately. Im not loving it as much as I wanted to.
Great video; can you please clarify what the "forth hand" does? It is referenced at the end of the video.
the 4th hand is what the whole video (after time and date setting at the beginning)... it is the compass hand, the temperature hand and the tide hand, all one hand (called, the fourth hand). The end of the video is simply instructing how to calibrate the 4th hand if it gets a little out of whack.
Excellent Watch, great video, i hope to TIMEX return to make this kind of watch again!
Great ! what do you do if the battery goes flat ?
Hi, please contact info@shadestation.co.uk where a member of our customer service team will be happy to help you with this
Hello. Just bought a t49861 and I cannot understand how temperature works. I only see the temperature after I push tide button but in videos at youtube I saw that if you wanna see the temperature you just push the up right button
Hi, please contact our customer service team who will be happy to help you with this - info@shadestation.co.uk
It's 3D graphics based on T45601 model.
thanks, this is all i need to set the watch. using this as a lifegard, its awesome
how do you change the strap on this???
Very straight forward. There are screws on both size. Simple screw driver will do the job.
nice i want this watch but also instruction in how the long and lad work in different places to know how was to move the arrow
Hi there, if you have any questions about the functionality of this watch please do not hesitate to contact info@shadestation.co.uk where a member of our customer service team will be happy to help you.
I mean the red needle which belongs to tide function gain so fast as minute hand. Moon completes its cycle in 29.5 days almost 30 days so we can predict when next tide occur which are come each later 15 days later if I set my watch on the new moon night at 12 o'clock and needle pointed over high tide logo then my needle has to come at lower tide logo within 15 days but its running too fast as minute hand please let me know buddy how do I manage all those things ?
Reply
Hi there, I would advise contacting info@shadestation.co.uk where a member of our customer service team will be happy to help you with this
For one Earth's rotation there are two tides (every 12h).
Many people are unaware that there are 2 high tides per 24 hrs, and also 2 low tides in that same 24 hrs. Every day has 2 full tides (from high to low... twice). Many places, depending on geography of the location, seem like they only have one tide cycle (high and low), but most places on earth have tide cycles that vary enough so that people are aware of them. The watch records both high tides and both low tides in a day.... so breathe a sigh of relief, your watch is working properly
tides are very complicated. I think this gives an estimate for the time of day and not the time of the month. I was hoping it could be more useful. But I guess you can just use a phone to get the actual tide info. Frankly I don't see much point in this ~12hr tide indication without more detail.
Someone please tell me the name of this model?
Timex t2n 721
Please tell me this exect t modle number
T2n721
DAMN THANK YOU ! REALLY HELPFULL!
If only I knew how to change the strap
^^
Very straight forward. There are screws on both size. Simple screw driver will do the job.
দুর্দান্ত রাফি i did finally figure this out. Trouble is the size of the strap needed to fit through the slots is rather small and most straps are made very thin and don’t support the weight of the watch well
@@christopherharts1995I'm using this strap. It's 100 times better compared to the original strap.
BS @@anonymousrulz
Being a teen in 2021, I have no frickin idea what they are talking about. I only understood the glow part.
Shite! The bezel seized up within a month and the watch strap snapped,couldnt find a replacement anywhere as it's a fucking odd size at the pin ends, give rhis one a miss if i were you.
Very complicated
Thanks for this
por favor video en español gracias
please video in Spanish thanks
Thank you!!
I can't use the compass, there's no way it's calibrating.
Do this step first 3:10 then do the steps to calibrate compass
@@danncuri15 you're a legend sir
I wanna get this watch. I just bought the yacht racer. I already have 3 IQ watches. I just don't care for the watch band.