How to Set My Armitron All Sport Watch
The Armitron All Sport watch is a reliable and inexpensive digital wrist watch with a set-up process so simple it can be completed in just minutes. The time, date and other functions on your Armitron All Sport are set using the buttons located on the sides of your wrist watch. The buttons on the left side of your Armitron All Sport watch are the "A" and "B" buttons, while the buttons on the right side of your watch are the "C" and "D" buttons. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Access the time-setting screen by pressing and holding the "A" button on your Armitron All Sport watch until the seconds place digits start to flash. Set the seconds place digits to "00" by pressing the "C" button on your Armitron All Sport wrist watch.
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Press the "B" button on your All Sport to advance the flashing setting indicator to the hours place. Adjust the hours place to the desired value by pressing the "C" button.
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Advance the flashing setting indicator to the minutes place by touching the "B" button. Press or hold the "C" button to set the minutes place to the correct time.
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Set the month, date and day of week on your Armitron All Sport watch using a similar process. Press the "B" button to advance the flashing setting indicator to the desired place. Select the appropriate number value by pressing or holding the "C" button on your watch.
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Set an alarm on your Armitron All Sport wrist watch. Access the alarm mode on your watch by pressing the "B" button twice while the watch is in regular time-telling mode. Press the "A" button to access the alarm-setting screen. Use the process described in Step 4 to set the alarm on your watch to the desired time. Exit the alarm-setting screen by pressing the "A" button.
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Tips & Warnings
Hold down the "C" button to advance the digits more quickly, if desired.
If your Armitron All Sport watch fails to keep correct time after being set, consider troubleshooting the watch battery.
References
- Practical Watch Repairing; Donald De Carle; 2008
- Armitron: All-Sport Watch Instructions
Resources
- Photo Credit David De Lossy/Photodisc/Getty Images
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Comments
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I used to have a Timex digital watch. I hated the interface. It was so counterintuitive. Finally threw it away and bought a Casio. If you need instructions for a watch, the manufacturer failed.
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It's not easy setting digital watches. I only wear them at work. I'm nerdy
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Thanks, these instructions worked great!
