i need change the watchband because this is broken where i can bougth this'?
1658870
You can use any "Ant" band from any brand. Like Garmin for example. It's compatible with your watch.
2198516
I had to buy a new band for it. It broke the first day that I had it on and almost lost it.
1332551
Unfasten strap and with the broad side of watch facing you pull or push each of the halves out of watch. Flip the band halves 'til the color you want is on same side as watch face and slide it back in. The fastener must also be reversed, you can snap it out of the band and put it back in with the prongs on the wrist side. (reinstalling the fastener was not easy for me but it is doable)
58813
From examining my watch ,I believe any standard watch band should fit. It has a normal spring pin hinge, so any watch repair shop should be able to replace the band. good luck.
2108453
I would need to know more about what you are talking about to possible help you. But if you have a watch like I have I had to find a very small screw which was holding a very tiny piece of metal resting on the battery. I needed jewelry tools.
1622945
PROBABLY the best solution would be to contact Timex. you will have the number on your warranty/manual literature. it may be more feasable/cost effective to simply get a new watch and keep the other strap as a backup.but definitely check with timex
39260
Not sure how long you've had it or how old it is but have you tried changing the battery? There's a small battery door with a lil screw on the back and looks like it takes a button/watch size battery. I would give that a try.
118971
Yes they can it is easy just look at the batteries that is in it already you can go to walmart, c v s, some watch repair places I found my at the c v s pharmacist.I hope that help you.
1280520
i did that and nothing happen. it been charging for 24h and still the watch have not power on
881344
there is a small rubber plug on the right side of the watch from the front view. The difficulty that I experienced was setting the language. Got it done but don't really know what I did. Hope you don't have the same problem
1269722
Yes it took me a while. Pull the clear plastic top off, DO NOT try to unscrew it, just pull it straight. Then loosen the screw at the top of the band, again DO NOT take the screw right out, just loosen it. You can then wriggle the band off and replace it with a new one and retighten the screw and replace the cover. I hope that this helps.
1911676
Place bracelet in the slot. Line connecting pin up with the pin remover pin and screw the remover pin through the link pin. Note the arrow on the link for the correct direction to drive out the pin. I found that the device was way too light duty to work. Most jewelers will adjust the band for about $10, which I did, and it was worth it.
1843492
Normally I would click "i dont know" as I do nit know if there is a factory replacement but... Try an office quality rubberband and double it over (perhaps 2x) to make it work. I broke a band on a shoot amd had to do this. Worked great.
167266
Replacing the chest strap cell is a snap. The watch's cell is another matter. I have done this several times but it takes 3 hands and a lot of fiddling with a loupe and the right jeweler's tools. Maybe better to take it to a jeweler.
1982641
Instructions cam with my watch, but maybe contact the manufacuter or google it. I hope this helps.
188480
I can only say that my wife is having the same problem, with one original band and two replacement bands (from this supplier) broken so far. To me this would suggest that it is a poor quality design since two different suppliers can't make a band that will last even with light duty usage.
1126368
If the watch is still under warranty, take or send it to where you purchased it from and they should take care of you.If the watch is out of warranty, it would be cheaper to buy a new watch than get it repaired.