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Rick norgrove Posted on Nov 06, 2018

I have a Nixon watch that they wound up at the shop at Xmas how do I wind it up again

Nixon watch chronograph with 3 buttons on the left side

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 12, 2008

SOURCE: problem winding a Invicta Skeloton Mechanical Stainless Watch

The Tag Heur repair center says an automatic watch must go through an "initiation" process. They recommend winding manually 40 revolution of the crown clockwise. You must wear an automatic watch at least eight hours per day. Repat the initiation if the watch is not worn for 20 hours or so.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 26, 2008

SOURCE: Time

Hi Terena,

You're not a numpty! :O

Just go here:
http://uk.nixonnow.com/home/

MouseOver 'Support' and click 'User Manual', choose your model and follow the instructions to set your watch.

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Hope this helps!

Chris (ziraffa)

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Arturs Kalnins

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  • Posted on Jan 05, 2009

SOURCE: Citizen Eco-Drive chronograph World. Top left button??

It is hard to say not seeing the watch as different watches has different means of push or screw-on buttons. If your watch has a 200 metres mark on dial, then it can be the Helium valve, but it's just a guess. To make sure you'll get the right info, paste this link into your browser:
http://www.citizenwatch.com/CUK/English/identifycaliber.asp

Find your movement caliber number and follow instructions.
If you can't find what you are looking for, upload full watch details here and I will try to find out.
Do not forget to rate, please.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 24, 2009

SOURCE: Fossil Watch Chronograph Problem minute counter resets to 59 instead of 60

1. Pull out the time set mode button.
2. Press the upper right button repeatedly until the sweep hand makes it back to 00/60.
3. Press the time set button back into normal position.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 20, 2009

SOURCE: nixon super rover..need to know how to reset the chronograph

Pull the stem all the way out...like your setting the date. Then hit the upper button and that will move the hand 1 second at a time until it gets here you want.

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This watch appears to be a battery operated model from the details I can find. Self Winding watches tend to be a LOT more expensive and usually a Big brand name! Assuming the Chronograph is designed to work the two buttons are usually 'Start/Stop', (top button) and 'Reset', (bottom button). Try this.

-Press the top button once. The smaller dials should start moving.
-Press the top button again. The smaller dials should stop moving.
-Press the bottom button once. The dials should reset to zero. There is another function of the Reset button. You can 'Freeze' the chronograph display for things like lap times.

-Start the chronograph, (Top button once).
-Press the Reset button once, (Bottom button). The dials should stop. The chronograph is still running you have simply paused the display.
-Press the Reset button again. The dials should 'Jump' to the current position the timer is at.
-Press the Top button once to stop the chronograph. *Note* Some of the cheaper watches simply have the dials and buttons for the look of it and don't actually work.
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How do I reset the millisecond hand used in the stop watch function on my nixon Ride SS watch?

Try this:
Resetting Chronograph Hands:
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1. Pull the crown all the way out to position 2.
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Can get the time to start

The watch is a chronograph. If the time hands are not working, minutes and hours, you probably need a new battery. If they are working and it is the chronograph(stopwatch) hands you can't get going then you need to push the buttons that control the chronograph.
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The second hand is not moving even when i wind it

This watch is an automatic type and may you not be able to wind it up use the crown wheel (winder). The details on their web site do not describe the operation of the watch, so I can't be absolutely sure about this.

You can wind an automatic watch by swinging it genetly from side to side for few minutes.

When fully wound, the watch will remain working for 42 hours (when not being worn).

These watches thrive on being used and if used daily, they should remain operating.
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I stop using mi nixon watch " THE 51-30" for a month and now it doesnt work.

Your watch is an automatic type which means that it is a mechanical self winding watch powered by a spring. It is wound up by a weight that moves when you are walking about and this watch must be worn to keep it operating.

If not worn, these watches will stop in 2 -3 days because the spring has run down.

Some automatic watches can be wound using the crown wheel (winder) but if yours cannot be wound in this way, then swing it from side to side gently for a few minutes and the watch will wind up.

These watches thrive on being used.
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My watch stopped run, it will only run for a few seconds and then stop, it has not been worn for a lot of years

This model is not on their web site but other SN models are and they are "self winding" types.

It could be that it needs to be wound by gently shaking it from side to side (face up). Some makers suggest several hundred times to wind the watch fully.

As most makers recommend that their watches are serviced every 2 or 3 years; if winding it up by shaking does not get it going, a trip to their service center might do the trick.
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Under normal use winding an automatic watch is not needed.

If it has been left unused for more than about 3 days, then it will stop. On some automatic watches you can wind them but if yours does not allow this, then, holding it level (face up), swing it gently from side to side for a few minutes. This should wind the watch and after this normal use should be sufficient to keep it wound.
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Do Carrera automatic watch need a battery to run? because it stop me alot that why it just run for a few mins and stop forever until i move again

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If yours has stopped, then it needs to re-wound by swinging it side to side (keeping the watch face level).

You will need to do this for some time (as many as 300 times, according to one maker).

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These watches thrive on use!
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Self winding watched should not need to be wound as long as they are being worn.

To tell if the self winding mechanism is working, hold the watch close to your ear (hold it vertical, as though it was on your wrist) and rock it gently. You should be able to hear a ratchet operating (a soft clicking noise).

I can't help thinking your suspicion about the mechanism having failed, sound very likely.
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Nixon super rover..need to know how to reset the chronograph

Pull the stem all the way out...like your setting the date. Then hit the upper button and that will move the hand 1 second at a time until it gets here you want.
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