Top 20 Timex T59201 Ironman Sleep 50 Lap Sports Watch for Women Questions & Answers

It's not that old, did you ask them direct? Servicing is their responsibility normally for at least 10 years. I can't find a battery with three wires either. The Garmin watches have a circular wired battery but only 2 wires.

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SETTING

1. First, find the regular time mode by pressing the MODE button until the time (with the date at the top) shows.
2. Press & hold the SET button until the word ENTER disappears and is replaced by the word TIME. Release that button. You'll notice that at the top of the display, the words SET T1 or SET - T2. This is where you select between setting the 1st time zone or the 2nd time zone. Select between T1 or T2 by pressing the RECALL button or the STOP/RESET button.
3. Press either the MODE or the START/SPLIT button. You'll notice that whatever is blinking is what you can change. You can make the changes by pressing either the RECALL or the STOP/RESET button. You can change the Seconds, the Hours, the Minutes, the Month, the Date, the Year, and choose between 12 hour (civilian) or 24 hour (military) time. If you keep MODE or START/SPLIT button, you will go through all the things you can change and start again at the beginning. The START/SPLIT button goes through these things forward, and the MODE goes through the backwards, so if you pass something and want to back up, just switch buttons. In the same way, the RECALL changes things by making them larger, and STOP/RESET changes them by making them smaller, so if you accidentally pass the number you're trying to set it to, just switch to the other button and go back.

EXAMPLE OF SETTING THE WATCH Suppose you want to set the hours and the date in the 2nd Time Zone. (Just as an example, but setting any other time or date settings would be the same.)

1. Press the lower left button on the side (MODE) until you see the date & time.
2. Press & hold the lower right button on the side (SET) until the word TIME appears on the display, then release it.
3. If SET T1 is showing, then press & release the upper right button on the side (RECALL) to change it to T2 (because we're wanting to set the 2nd Time Zone we'd leave this unchanged if we wanted to set the 1st time zone, T1.)
4. Press & release the lower right button on the face (START/SPLIT) twice, skipping the seconds. You should see the hours flashing.
5. Press & release the upper right button on the side (RECALL) repeatedly until you have the hours position set to what you want it to be. If you pass the hour you want, go to the lower left button on the face (STOP/RESET) and press & release it to back up.
6. Press & release the lower right button on the face (START/SPLIT) three times, skipping minutes and months, so that the date begins flashing. Press the RECALL button until you have the date you want. (You can go backwards by pressing the STOP/RESET.)
7. When you're done, and you've set everything you want to, press & release the SET button once to tell the watch you're through setting and to lock those settings in.

Take it to a watch repair store or jeweller

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The trade calls this a crystal, even though it mostly is not. Replacement is generally a watchmaker job, as the movement has to come out, and some uncommon tools are needed. Get a quote or 3 http://www.ehow.com/how_7893397_repair-crystal-timex-ironman-watch.html

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sounds like it needs new battery

go to this link for instructionshttp://www.timex.ca/library/misc/fddefd76-4e8c-492c-90c0-69124d790270.pdf

Model number and style, like, plastic, metal, or other mAterial, would be helpful. There are a few models of this watch. I'll help if I can

You can buy it from eBay. If you want to do offline shopping then Google will help you to find a store in your vicinity.http://www.procuffs.com/product-p/pc144.htm

you can go to any timex or watch republic stores.. give your watch, fill up service request form.. and the branch will send it to their repair center.. and wait for their call. hope this will help.. this is their customer service nos. 8942035 loc 217 or 219

the reason most is that if you replace a battery you have to reset it , if still depletes after one day. You can go to any timex or watch republic stores.. give your watch, fill up service request form.. and the branch will send it to their repair center.. and wait for their call. hope this will help.. this is their customer service nos. 8942035 loc 217 or 219

You can go to any timex or watch republic stores.. give your watch, fill up service request form.. and the branch will send it to their repair center.. and wait for their call. hope this will help.. this is their customer service nos. 8942035 loc 217 or 219

there are different types of case back of a wrist watch.. please send a photo at least 1..

it is probably that your heart rate sensor is out of battery power... try to change a new one. hope this will help..

It is possible that the watch have moisture inside or water damage. You might need a new quartz movement, which I assume this is a digital watch.

The watch you're talking about has a snap on case back. They make special tools to remove them but any sturdy, thin piece of metal should work to pry it off. The trick will be to get it to go back on. That can be very difficult and you may need a special press to get it back on. If that is the case, I'd take it to a jewler and have them doo it.

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