@@AbdulRWatches In case you never figured it out you have to press the comp button after the adjust then turn clockwise as the arrows fill in. I'm not sure why you would upload something like this dude but it is quite menacing.
Hi, please can anyone tell me which screw is turned to advance the 3157 module when it's losing? I'm used to retarding older 83qs modules but this one is way too new to risk so I need it right. I picked up the new gasket easily enough, but sadly the vendor, a guy in Kentucky, in America, says that his stock is sold without PDI, so he doesn't regulate them.😲 It's only a slight loss, probably within book values, but of all my Casios, this has been the only one that loses. Most show a few seconds of gain per fortnight or so. Cheers and keep up the good work. If only calibrating the time were as easy as setting up the compass and the thermometer
Thanks, Jaye, for watching and commenting. I would say that the modulation of the time mechanism is pretty complex in this one, not self-explanatory, like some other casio models. I will make more research and try to make a video about it. I think a provisional solution would be do a manual adjust every month to keep the time deviation low.
Thanks Trev for the support. I always try to improve, so I will be better in future videos, and I don't mind any constructive critisism or comments, as I can improve on my videos a lot as I do all these videos just for the fun of it.
Dude, you should have read the manual before you made the video not during the recording, Jesus...It's just ridiculous. A little help for everybody: If you're here because you can't calibrate your SGW-100 it's not the video you've been looking for!
Thanks for your new great video bro👍✌️🙂😎🎉
Thanks Max for your continuous support 😁👍🙏🏼
Well there goes 8 minutes of my life I'm never gonna get back.
sorry the video was not to your liking, thank you anyways for watching and commenting.
@@AbdulRWatches In case you never figured it out you have to press the comp button after the adjust then turn clockwise as the arrows fill in. I'm not sure why you would upload something like this dude but it is quite menacing.
@@DarkPaladin727 Yeah i figured it out afterwards, i will try to update the video.
6:46 sorry, but it should be the C button to finish the calibration. the D button will cancel the process :)
Thanks Sam, I will definitely do that again 😁👍🏽much appreciated 👍🏽
Hi, please can anyone tell me which screw is turned to advance the 3157 module when it's losing? I'm used to retarding older 83qs modules but this one is way too new to risk so I need it right.
I picked up the new gasket easily enough, but sadly the vendor, a guy in Kentucky, in America, says that his stock is sold without PDI, so he doesn't regulate them.😲
It's only a slight loss, probably within book values, but of all my Casios, this has been the only one that loses. Most show a few seconds of gain per fortnight or so.
Cheers and keep up the good work. If only calibrating the time were as easy as setting up the compass and the thermometer
Thanks, Jaye, for watching and commenting. I would say that the modulation of the time mechanism is pretty complex in this one, not self-explanatory, like some other casio models. I will make more research and try to make a video about it.
I think a provisional solution would be do a manual adjust every month to keep the time deviation low.
Ok
Thanks for watching and commenting.
What kind of battery this models have and how long time you can use it until change ?
I think it has a basic CR2025, it takes 3 years for a battery change maybe with constant use of alarm and the other functions would be less.
Rotate turn slower to cal
Yes, I noticed that afterwards :) Thanks for the tip.
adjustment button works for alarm and stopwatch, but to adjust the time it doesn't work, what can it be? My time change to 41:50 😢
You should be able to adjust the time, when you toggle to the time on the display and then press a long press on the adjust button.
It do not work
Yeah, pretty complicated somehow. I saw a couple of videos afterward to adjust it again.
When you make a video of "How to" you should know the item before you make a video about it. Not to be mean but I don't like wasting my time.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I thought I was calibrating it correctly, but it seems I missed the point while making the video.
Really appretiate your 4 fingers covering all buttons so we can't see what your doing
sorry about that, i will try to have a better instructional video next time. Thanks for watching and commenting.
You sound like a huge douche
Thanks Trev for the support. I always try to improve, so I will be better in future videos, and I don't mind any constructive critisism or comments, as I can improve on my videos a lot as I do all these videos just for the fun of it.
Dude, you should have read the manual before you made the video not during the recording, Jesus...It's just ridiculous. A little help for everybody: If you're here because you can't calibrate your SGW-100 it's not the video you've been looking for!
It is a learning process, thanks for watching and commenting. Will try my best to improve my adjusting and calibrating videos in the future.
I thought it would be like the Suunto , where YOU turn around slowly 360° to Calibrate the watch. Anyone ??
That would make it easier