I have a titanium Fossil Blue watch that I have had for roughly 2 years. Recently for some reason the pin keeps popping out stopping the watch. I can reset the time and push the pin back in and it takes right off. It happens at random, sometimes a few hours, sometimes a few minutes. This watch is still like brand new and wasn't cheap so I don't feel like I should have to buy a new one. The numbers on the back say TI-5067 with 260410 under that.
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: link pins for a womens Fossil watch
The only place you can get them is at a watchrepair. Sometimes I have found wierd sized link holes and have had to make my own pins. I just take a small nail and file it to the size I need. If you have a dremmil tool with a sandpaper attachment it is so much easier! Take a nail that is a little bit longer than the link is and sand down in a slow graduating cone shape, make sure to top of the nail is a little bit wider than the hole on the top of the link. Once you have that , put the smaller end in the link , line up the other link so that the pin goes into both links , and then tap it in. The pin should go into the bottom of the links. It might be good to do this on a piece of wood so that if the pin goes a little through the bottom, you don't damage anything. Try to make the pin as tight as you can, and than file (or dremmil) the top and bottom to the links size. If you still have problems please let me know, and maybe I can help you further. Good luck!!!!!
Posted on Oct 27, 2008
SOURCE: how to change the time on fossil watch, put the time one hour fwd
Follow this link and download proper instructions:
http://www.fossil.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StaticView?langId=-1&storeId=12052&catalogId=10052&page=Instructions&nav=custCareNav
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Posted on Mar 24, 2009
SOURCE: pin fell out of my fossil watch stainless band.
Stainless steel pins are readlily available to fit most any watch. You should be able to take it to a watch repairmens's shop and have them put it in.
Posted on Oct 31, 2009
SOURCE: Where can I buy a
mcdevito75 here, You can but a new strap for your Fissil watch almost any where, Ebay, or you can look for a small watch repair shop in your area as they would have the watch right there for a perfect fit. With anything else you"ll need to know the MM size of your strap. As the strap attaches to the watch case at the pins, simply measure in MM"s this is the size of the band you need, if you can only measure in Standard Measurement use the search online for conversion Inches to MM. But with a watch shop they do everything for you.
Posted on Sep 01, 2010
SOURCE: I just bought a Fossil sport watch, model CH2643.
On some watches the winder needs to be screwed (clockwise?) after pushing it in.
If this does not solve your problem, I suggest you go to your nearest dealer (for a list see the the Fossil website and go to the bottom of the screen and click on "store locator").
It may be that the watch is faulty and needs to be returned as a claim against the warranty.
Posted on Oct 13, 2010
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