It wont chande off military time - Casio G-Shock G611-2AV Wrist Watch

To convert a marathon CL030062 (military time) to standard time, simply subtract 1200 from the time and add "AM" to the result. For example, CL030062 in military time is 3:00 AM, so in standard time it would be 3:00 AM.

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There are 48 hour settings possible 12AM hours 12 PM hours and 24 non designated (military time). Keep cycling through until the correct hour comes around. Make sure it says either AM or PM if you do not want military time.

You can change to military / 24 hour clock in your profile settings at: https://www.fitbit.com/user/profile/edit

Hi Bill.

Please allow me to try to help you.

Here is where you could find the answers to how to quit military time on Armitron IW-YP 12585A...

https://oureverydaylife.com/how-do-i-change-from-military-time-on-my-armitron-watch-12277699.html
http://office.manualsonline.com/support/armitron/clock/how-do-i-switch-from-military-time-to-normal-time--5401972

You could also find help in the form of the video that I have added here.

Hope that helps.

Best wishes. Regards.

1pm plus 9 minutes. Military time uses 24 hour clock

This baffled me for a bit...Finally I just took the batteries out, then put them right back in and it was no longer on military time.

Actually all the hours are military time. They are the same for the first twelve hours of the day. If you go through the setting procedure it will ask you if you want "12" or "24" hour time. Select 12. "24" is military

military time:
1. When setting the time on your watch, IF you watch can change to Military time(and most can)
2. when you are adjusting the hours go through a full 24 hour cycle. You'll notice that the 2nd time through it is on military time.. 3rd time through back to 12 hour day AM/PM cycle .. 4th time back to Military.
So you can do this as many times as it takes to get to the right time ..
In 24 hour time you will see an "H" displayed where you normally see and "A" for AM and "P" for pm.

I have a G Shock DW-004 made in 1997. I had this same problem, and I tried everything to change TO military time and back to standard time. I just read the bit to try and was about to do it. I pressed the top left button to get the time to flash, and hit the light button by accident (the one with the big G on it) and VIOLA! It changed to military time. So in my model, anyway, the G light button (under the display on the edge of the watch body) changed the time to military from standard and back again, when the time is flashing.

Good luck!