Tide indicator not keeping time

Mystery watch, mystery clock, mystery tide table calculator?

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make model instructions
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make model manual

have you try changing the battery...?

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did your watch has been been dropped?

Hi here is the link for all of the nixon manuals
http://www.nixon.com/manuals/index3.html

Kind regards

if its not in there you can't select it! use spot X, it just won't show you tide range once you set it, only tide times.

go to this link for instructions
http://ripcurl.com/download.php?f=54a30f401367effc4cc8149cd6c56c10

mcdevito75 here, I've never heard of a tide clock or adjustment or timeing for tide cahnges. The tide changes every 6 hours with 45 minutes at the end of that 6 hours rest you could say before the change of the tide. Refer to your local newspaper or fishing supply outlet for tide schedule.

It is so simple. I struggled with this forever then called customer service. To turn off the hourly chime just press the bottom right (wave/reset) button while in the normal time/tide screen. You do not need to go through all of the modes. Just one button press from the home screen. When you see the target icon disappear you have done it.

For Compass Adjustment search on Google or FixYa

For Temperature calibration:
1. Pull the crown to most extended position (2 notches)
2. Temp hand moves to a default position
3. Move hand in + or - direction by pressing temp or tide buttons (above and below crown button)
4. When done, push crown to 0 position
(I used melting ice water to calibrate and fix to 0 deg C)

For Tide calibration:
1. Pull crown to middle position (1 notch)
2. Move hand in + or - direction by pressing temp or tide buttons (above and below crown button)
3. When done, push crown to 0 position

Hope this helps

You may find the info here:

http://world.casio.com/wat/download/en/manual/

If you look at the GMT differential in the manual, you'll notice that it corresponds to the offset from GMT that your time zone resides in. I live in San Antonio but i don't see that on the list. I do know that when we're not in Daylight savings time, I'm -6.0 from GMT... so that's what i set it for. Also, if you're near enough to the coast to use this feature, it would probably be a good idea to compare the watch reading to the actual tides and adjust accordingly.

Hope this helps.