Movement of Note
When adjusting the date on this Timex (obviously incorrectly) I noticed the hour hand move like a traveller’s GMT, even though there is no second time zone. To adjust the date, the first position on the stem moves the hour hand alone. This is one of the indigo watches I wear to bed, so I’ve not been attentive to the date complication.
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Karl
I’m interested in watches, especially with slightly unusual features, such as localised dials. I love accurate timekeeping.
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The chronograph hand looks off too. Maybe try zeroing it?
The chronograph hand looks off too. Maybe try zeroing it?
Unfortunately, many chronographs are. I may have the hand reset some day or. If I feel steady enough to do hand removal, do it myself.
Unfortunately, many chronographs are. I may have the hand reset some day or. If I feel steady enough to do hand removal, do it myself.
the chronos I have there is a way to zero them without opening them!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPkeZweW9J0&ab_channel=TikboytheWatchBoy
the chronos I have there is a way to zero them without opening them!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPkeZweW9J0&ab_channel=TikboytheWatchBoy
Thank you!
Nice piece Karl. I have some that do that too. I also have one that when you move the hour hand counter clockwise the date adjusts by continuing to scroll. It scrolls to a different date every minute not after every 24 hours. Timex have some unique features on different models. They make a good quality watch.
Nice piece Karl. I have some that do that too. I also have one that when you move the hour hand counter clockwise the date adjusts by continuing to scroll. It scrolls to a different date every minute not after every 24 hours. Timex have some unique features on different models. They make a good quality watch.
I discovered that it is bidirectional, too..