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 Posted: Sun Dec 20th, 2009 11:49 pm
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scottran
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In my searches for ham radio stuff I came across these watches.  They have black, brown or SS bands. Not a bad price either.

http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid=MFJ-189RC

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 04:51 am
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What are the two buttons on either side of the crown for??? Neat little piece though.

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 06:14 am
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Neat inexpensive model there. Likely a citizen movement module, as here in Japan radio control watches are everywhere including wall clock versions...amazing the prices the USA can sell them for!
Not sure what the 2 pushers are for but possibly for resetting watch time to atomic time? Let's say your battery is changed...you would push one button to activate atomic signal.?? I had the Casio G Shock Atomic time model. And at certain times of the nite, the watch would synch with the atomic signal in southern Japan.goofy

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 10:43 am
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1 pusher would be for time zones and the other for a backlight. :)

...a few of us jumped on these for $20. with analog/digi, full function chrono/alarm displays not long ago....they are nice to have nearby for just setting watches imo.hand6.gif

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_topic.php?id=17988&forum_id=1&highlight=atomic+watch

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 10:52 am
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Ive had a couple Atomics, (one casio wave ceptor and one TSI Global) and I have NEVER figured out how to set them. I sold the casio and Im getting rid of the TSI as its absolutely frustrating for me to not be able to do it myself.
Oh, and I have no delusions, I know its User error. face4.gif
anyone else ever had issues setting an atomic?

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 12:02 pm
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an atomic sets itself  when you set it to your timezone which is easily done by using the pusher and setting it to a city in your time zone... for example I live in Cleve. so I set it to NYC ....most atomics have all the major cities listed  in every time zone and all you have to do is use the pusher until a city comes up in your TZ and leave it there...the hands and digi will automatically move to the right time.hand6.gif

the only exception to what I said above is if you own a Japan only model which will not set to the Atomic clock in Denver ...this is a mistake many WIS make when purchasing certain models and something many WIS fail to tell you when selling them on the forums after they can't set them in the States!:(

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 01:12 pm
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I dont know how you select a time zone on this one?  It is analog only.. no digital.  They also sell digi's.  This one only has hands.  Now I am curious.  Maybe its just GMT?

Last edited on Mon Dec 21st, 2009 01:13 pm by scottran

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 Posted: Mon Dec 21st, 2009 02:42 pm
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on the anolog versions one of the pushers will move the hands to different time zones when it hits your time just stop it...this is the one I bought for $19.99 when it was a 1 day deal and use it to set my watches I wear daily...

http://www.nywatchstore.com/cawaceatdian3.html

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