Timex 095 User Manual

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INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIAL EXTENDED SPECIAL EXTENDED

WARRANTY OFFER WARRANTY OFFER

For $5, Timex will extend the enclosed one year limited manufacturer's
warranty for an additional 4 years from date of purchase. This 5 year
warranty covers repairs on your watch under the same terms and
conditions as set forth in the manufacturer's warranty in this booklet.

Payment can be made with AMEX, Discover, Visa or MasterCard by
calling 1-800-448-4639 during normal working hours or you can mail
a check to:

Timex Extended Warranty, P.O. Box 1676, Dept. EF
Little Rock, AR 72203

We will need your name, address, telephone number, date watch
purchased and 5 digit watch model number.

Payment must be made within 30 days after date of purchase.

CONGRATULATIONS! You are now the proud owner of a TIMEX
Digital watch featuring INDIGLO®night-light. Before using your TIMEX
watch, please read the instructions in this booklet carefully to
familiarize yourself with the operation and care of your TIMEX watch
and with the Limited Warranty.

Your Timex watch featuring INDIGLO night-light contains a patented
electroluminescent technology (U.S. Patent Numbers 4,527,096 and
4,775,964). The INDIGLO night-light illuminates the entire watch face
(digital or analog/digital) with a uniform bright light that offers
superior readability in all low light and nighttime conditions. Simply
press the appropriate button to activate.

INDIGLO is a registered trademark of Indiglo Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

Your Timex watch is equipped with NIGHT-MODE®. This Timex
patented feature (U.S. Patent Number 4,912,688) enhances the
benefits of the INDIGLO®night-light. Once activated, any button
pushed will cause the INDIGLO night-light to stay on for 3 seconds.
NIGHT-MODE is activated by pressing and holding the INDIGLO
button for 3 seconds. The watch will beep, indicating that you are in
NIGHT-MODE. NIGHT-MODE will stay activated for 3 hours or until
you deactivate it by pressing and holding the INDIGLO button again
for 3 seconds.

EXAMPLE: When running lap time in low light conditions, press
START/SPLIT. At this time, the INDIGLO night-light will automatically

stay on for 3 seconds, allowing you to read the lap or split time...all
with one simple push of a button.

5 YEARS FOR 5 DOLLARS

SECTION 1 – INDIGLO®NIGHT-LIGHT

SECTION 2 – NIGHT-MODE

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SECTION 3 – WATER-RESISTANCE/SHOCK RESISTANCE

If your watch is water-resistant, it will be indicated ( ) on the
watch face or on the caseback.

• 30 Meter Water-Resistant watch withstands water pressure to 60
p.s.i.a. (equals immersion to 98 feet or 30 meters below sea level).

• 50 Meter Water-Resistant watch withstands water pressure to 86
p.s.i.a. (equals immersion to 164 feet or 50 meters below sea level).

• 100 Meter Water-Resistant watch withstands water pressure to 160
p.s.i.a. (equals immersion to 328 feet or 100 meters below sea
level).

• 200 Meter Water-Resistant watch withstands water pressure to 300
p.s.i.a. (equals immersion to 656 feet or 200 meters below sea
level).

WARNING: TO MAINTAIN WATER-RESISTANCE, DO NOT PRESS ANY
BUTTONS OR PULL OUT THE CROWN UNDER WATER UNLESS
YOUR WATCH IS INDICATED AS 200 METER WATER-RESISTANT.

NOTES:

1. The watch is water-resistant only as long as crystal/lens, push

buttons and case remain intact.

2. Even though the watch may be water-resistant to a significant depth

(100 or 200 meters), it is not a diver watch and should not be used
for diving.

3. Timex recommends rinsing your watch with fresh water after

exposure to salt water.

4. Shock-Resistance: If your watch is shock-resistant, it will be

indicated on the watch face or caseback. Timex shock-resistant
watches are designed to pass the FTC test for shock-resistance.
However, care should be taken to avoid damaging the crystal/lens.

SECTION 4 – GENERAL OPERATION/FEATURES

IMPORTANT NOTE: Find the illustration that most closely resembles

the button locations on your watch. Acquaint yourself with the
location of these buttons as they are referred to throughout the
instruction book.

STOP/RESET

INDIGLO

INDIGLO

MODE

START/SPLIT

START/RESET

SET

SET

MODE

START/SPLIT

SET

MODE

STOP/RESET

INDIGLO

START/SPLIT

INDIGLO

MODE

START/SPLIT

CROWN

START/RESET

SET

DIGITAL MODES

• Twelve-digit display

• Daily alarm

• Hourly chime

• 12/24 hour option (Aviator's use 24-hour or military time)

• 4 year "smart calendar" (automatically adjusts the date for months
with less than 31 days)

• Two separate time zones

• 100-hour countdown timer

• 100-hour chronograph with either split or lap capability

• 99-lap counter

• NORMAL TIME mode features automatic
adjustment for months with less than 31 days.

• From NORMAL TIME mode press MODE to bring
you to CHRONOGRAPH mode.

Chronograph features split or lap time recording
and net/elapsed time operation.

• From CHRONOGRAPH mode press MODE to
bring you to ALARM mode.

• From ALARM mode press MODE to bring you to
COUNTDOWN TIMER mode.

• From COUNTDOWN TIMER mode press MODE
to bring you to SECOND TIME ZONE mode.

• From SECOND TIME ZONE mode press MODE
to return to NORMAL TIME mode.

ANALOG (HANDS) PORTION

• Hours, minutes, seconds

• 360˚ compass directional ring or time zone ring

ANALOG SETTING INSTRUCTIONS

To start your watch, remove the plastic guard from under the CROWN
and push the CROWN in completely. This will start your watch. The
second hand should now advance at one second intervals.

Setting the Time

• Pull the CROWN out completely.

• Slowly rotate the CROWN CLOCKWISE or COUNTERCLOCKWISE to
the desired time.

• Push the CROWN in completely to restart the watch.

SPECIAL AVIATOR APPLICATIONS

The following aviator features may be useful in certain timing and
directional activities associated with flying.

• The Independent Dual Time or 2nd Time Zone mode may be set to
Coordinated Universal Time known as "Zulu Time" (formerly called
Greenwich Mean Time - GMT and Local). A 24-hour time setting is
available for precise time setting.

• The 100-Hour Countdown Timer aids with calculating "Time Over
Distance" based on Instrument Flight Rule Navigation (IFR).

• The 100-Hour Chronograph with split capability aids with "Checkpoint
Navigation", calculating ground speed, and in determining actual flight
time.

• The Compass Directional Ring may aid in holding pattern entries,
and as a checkpoint reminder during final approach.

Please acquaint yourself with the location of the buttons which
operate the watch. These buttons are referred to throughout this
booklet.

OTHER FEATURES

• AUTOMATIC SET RETURN – While in the SET function within any
mode, if no button is pressed for 2 minutes, the watch will
automatically return to NORMAL TIME. This functioning will help
correct for any accidental button presses.

• AUTOMATIC MODE RETURN – While in any mode other than the
NORMAL TIME and CALENDAR mode, whenever START/SPLIT is
pressed (as well as STOP/RESET for watches with five push
buttons), the next push of MODE will automatically return the watch
to the NORMAL TIME and CALENDAR mode and not the next mode
in the normal sequence.

• ALARM AUTOMATIC RETURN – While in the ALARM mode, if no
button is pressed for 2 minutes, the watch will automatically return to
NORMAL TIME.

• HOURLY CHIME with visible indicator beeps every hour on the hour.

• INDIGLO®night-light with NIGHT-MODE®for night viewing. Operate
by pressing the INDIGLO button (see Sections 1 and 2).

• 12 or 24 HOUR (Military) Time System.

SECTION 5 – HOW TO SET TIME/CALENDAR

A. From NORMAL TIME mode, press and hold SET firmly to begin

setting procedure.

B. “HOLD TO SET” appears on the display, and the SECONDS section

will begin flashing.

C. Press START/SPLIT to return SECONDS to zero.

D. Press MODE to set the correct hour. The HOUR section will begin

flashing. Press START/SPLIT to advance hours. Pay attention to the
AM or PM indication on the right side of the lower display in order
to set the correct time. (For watches with five push buttons, you
can also press STOP/RESET to reverse the hours.)

E. Press MODE to set the correct minutes. The MINUTE section will

begin flashing. Press START/SPLIT to advance minutes. (For
watches with five push buttons, you can also press STOP/RESET to
reverse the minutes.)

F. Press MODE to set the month. The MONTH section will begin

flashing. Press START/SPLIT to advance the month. (For watches
with five push buttons, you can also press STOP/RESET to reverse
the month number.)

G. Press MODE to set the date. The DATE section will begin flashing.

Press START/SPLIT to advance the date. (For watches with five
push buttons, you can also press STOP/RESET to reverse the date
setting.)

H. Press MODE to set the day of the week. The DAY OF THE WEEK

section will begin flashing. Press START/SPLIT to advance the day.
(For watches with five push buttons, you can also press
STOP/RESET to reverse the day setting.)

I. Press MODE to select NORMAL (12 hour) or MILITARY (24 hour)

TIME. Press START/SPLIT to alternate between 12 and 24 hour
time.

J. When setting is complete, press SET to exit the SET procedure.

HOW TO SET SECOND TIME ZONE

A. From NORMAL TIME mode, press MODE four times to view

SECOND TIME ZONE (T2).

B. Follow the above steps for NORMAL TIME setting.

NOTE: Minutes, seconds and 12/24 hour time cannot be set in
SECOND TIME ZONE. They are automatically synchronized with the
NORMAL TIME mode.

C. SECOND TIME ZONE may be peeked at from NORMAL TIME by

pressing and holding START/SPLIT. When in SECOND TIME ZONE,
NORMAL TIME may be peeked at by pressing and holding

START/SPLIT.

SECTION 6 – HOW TO USE THE CHRONOGRAPH

The chronograph (or stopwatch) is used to measure elapsed time
from a beginning point; for instance, to time a race. It can be used to
record segments of your training routine so that you can evaluate
your progress.

To enter CHRONOGRAPH mode, press MODE once
from NORMAL TIME display. You are now in the
CHRONOGRAPH mode.

In the CHRONOGRAPH mode, select either SPLIT or
LAP by pressing SET. (Note: Chronograph must be
set to zero to switch between SPLIT and LAP.) The
word “SPLIT” or “LAP” will alternate with each press.

The SPLIT chronograph allows the user to view total accumulated
time at a particular interval while continuing to accumulate total time.
The LAP chronograph allows the user to view the elapsed time for an
interval but resets to zero to measure the discrete time of the next
interval.

For example, if a runner ran one mile in four
equal one minute intervals on a quarter mile track
and the user pressed SPLIT/RESET at the end of
each quarter mile, the display would show as
illustrated.

SPLIT LAP

1/4 1.00 1.00
2/4 2.00 1.00
3/4 3.00 1.00
4/4 4.00 1.00

STANDARD CHRONOGRAPH WITH NET/ELAPSED TIME

In either SPLIT or LAP mode, standard (pause) chronograph
operations are as follows:

A. Press START/SPLIT to begin timing. “LP.01” will appear on the upper

display, indicating that timing has begun, and that you are on lap 1.
NOTE: You can leave CHRONOGRAPH mode while the chronograph
is running. From NORMAL TIME, press MODE once to reenter
CHRONOGRAPH mode.

B. Press STOP/RESET to stop the timing. The chronograph will stop

running.

C. Press START/SPLIT to resume timing OR

Press STOP/RESET to clear the chronograph and return the lower
display to zero.

ADVANCED CHRONOGRAPH WITH SPLIT OR LAP TIMING

A. Press START/SPLIT to begin timing.
B. Press START/SPLIT to temporarily freeze the chronograph readout

and measure a split or a lap. Either SPLIT or LAP will flash,
indicating that a split or lap time has been taken, and that the
chronograph is continuing to time the event.

C. After 10 seconds, the watch will resume showing the running lap or

split time. LP.02 will appear on the upper display, indicating that
you are on the second lap. You can count up to 99 laps in this
manner. To resume showing the time before 10 seconds have
passed, press MODE.

D. When the event ends, press STOP/RESET. The watch will end

timing. The lower display will indicate the final lap time (if LAP was
selected) or the total event time (if SPLIT was selected). The upper
display will indicate the total number of laps taken in the event.

E. To begin a new event, press STOP/RESET. This will clear the

chronograph and return the lower display to zero. You are now
ready to repeat Steps A through E.

NOTE: If you need to pause the chronograph during the timing, press
STOP/RESET. Press START/SPLIT to resume timing the event,

or STOP/RESET to clear the chronograph and return the lower display
to zero.

The chronograph will count minutes, seconds and hundredths for the
first 60 minutes, at which time it will display hours, minutes and
seconds, up to 24 hours.

(For watches with five push buttons, you can also peek at the
chronograph from NORMAL TIME or SECOND TIME ZONE mode by
pressing STOP/RESET.)