Aspen watch instructions manual

What is Movement number? Notes for the movement number: The location of the case number of each watch depends on the characteristics of that watch. Since the case number is stamped in small characters, it may be difficult to read. Notes for Manuals: The images for explanation may look different to your watch but the functions will be the same. Manuals for our past models, as well as new models, are also shown below. Online guide. Tuesday, January 25, Thursday, January 27, Contact Us.

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Hit "Mode" to select the time when you have it adjusted. Setting the alarm on the Stauer Magnus involves hitting "Mode" twice, and then selecting a combination of other buttons. It's different for every brand —there's almost a mystique to learning the intricacies of your watch—so check your instruction manual if it isn't self-evident, and hang on to those instructions in case you don't use them often.

Instead of buttons, many digital watches have tiny round keys to the side of the watch face. Instead of pushing them with your fingers, you'll need to insert a ballpoint pen or a safety pin to push them in.

Don't use a pencil because the lead might break. If you have an old-school LED watch, it may be s retro-cool, but it's even harder to reset than newer models.