Changing the day - La Crosse Equity by La Crosse 30220 Desktop temperature station

Try changing the date.

keep turning the day of the week one untill day changes if not keep turning the time untill the day moved dont think that there is a way you can just change day try first 2 first hope this helps ivan

To review the current set day and time, press the Stop button, the current
set day and time will be read back.
To change the day and time, press and hold the Stop button. The day will be
read back. To change the day, press the <Skip or Skip> button. Press the
Stop button to set the day, which will be read back.
Next the hour will be read back. To change the hour press the <Skip or
Skip> buttons. Press the Stop button to set the selected hour.
Next the minutes will read back. To change the minutes press the <Skip or
Skip> buttons. Press the Stop button to finalise the whole setting.
here are full instructions for operating your device:
http://www.freewebs.com/aa2001/M450%20Telstra_CPE_Userguide_Digital_answering_machine_M450.pdf

You are very observant! Timex watches don't have a way to adjust the day.
However, if you turn the hands clockwise you will see the day advance.
So, heres the secret, follow exactly:
1. Turn the hands until the day of the week shows the day before. If today is Wednesday then turn the hands until the watch shows Tuesday
2 Adjust the date to the day before. If today is the 17th then adjust it to the 16th
3. Now pull the crown all the out and and advance the hands until the date changes to the correct date, 17 in this example. This happens at midnight. Continue the movement in a clockwise direction for a few more hours and you should see the day change to the correct day.
4. Now continue to move in a clockwise direction until you have the current time. Remember that your date/day changed at midnight so if the current time is after lunch(noon) you must continue past noon to get to the correct time. If you don't do this correctly your date will change every day at noon instead of midnight.
If you don't succeed the first time, try, try again! Good luck, Michael, Watchmaker to the Stars!

Pull the crown half way out to set the date. To set the day, keep advancing the time - 24 hours for each day. The day will change at midnight each 24 hours. It's a time consuming but one-time-only effort as long as the battery is good.

hi,
first you kepp the day and date set yesterday's , for example today is 31st and monday so you set 30th and sunday , now keep rolling time by key till day and date has complitaly changed,remind that do not roll anty clock, it may be damages to your watch,now when you get change day and date its a midnight of 31st and monday, now set the time and get started ,

Pull out the crown to the first click- the watch is in day-date setting mode. Turn the crown one way- the date will change. Turn the crown another way- the day will change.

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hi
never change week or date when day is on "sun" or "mon" also never change date or week or day when time is between 9 pm and 5 am.
to change day, move time back and forth between 10 pm and 2 am.
moon will change only after 24 hr round (not during quick day change)
hope this helps
eli

(I'm dutch, so I'll try in my best englisch)

I don't know if you still have the problem, but what you should do is te following:

* pull out the knob (2 times) and turn anti-clockwise to change the time
* keep doing until it's 24.00 (midnight) and you day change's to the UK (!) day.
* push back the knob (1 time) and change the day to the FRANCE (!) day by turning anti-clockwise
* pull out the knob again and turn anti-clockwise to change the time until 03:00 (midnight)
* you see the then change the day back to the UK day

So, every night at 00:00 the day changes to the FRANCE notation and at 03:00 it then changes to the UK notation, so you can enjoy this setting during the day.

Good Luck.
Also owner of JR9589 watch.

The Skagen watches have  two-step stem; fully pulled out will change the time and partially pulled out will change the date (only goes one way so try turning it counter-clockwise or clockwise - I forget which is correct).  It's easier to find the date length by extending it all the way and then go back toward the case.  It won't change the date if you run it through a 24-hour cycle - you have to do the half-way thing.  Hope this helps.