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Nixon Channel T Watch by Nixon [Active Watches]

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Product Description: Nixon Channel T Watch by Nixon Watches are not just for telling time anymore. We've can say we've seen a new evolution with the advancement in the wrist watch when it can now tell you what the moon and the tides are doing. It's almost downright creepy.Reading the Tide Height: The tide is graphically represented with the crescent shape that is thicker at the 12 o'clock position and thinner and the 6 o'clock position. High tide can be recognized when the tide hand is at the 12 o'clock position. Low tide can be recognized when the tide hand is at the 6 o'clock position. As the tide moves from 12 to 6 the tide will be falling. As the tide hand moves from 6 to 12 the tide will be rising. Reading the Moon Phase: When the moon hand is either the Full Moon (12 o'clock) or New Moon (6 o'clock) position the high tides will be higher and low tide will be lower. When the moon hand is in either the first quarter (3 o'clock) or the last quarter (9 o'clock) the difference between the high and low tides will be less drastic.

Product Details for Nixon Channel T Watch Movement: 5 hand Swiss made, easy to read tide, moon phase with tidal range and seconds subdials with date and 9 jewels. Quick adjust buttons for easy setting of tide and moon phase Case: Custom 100 meter stainless steel internal rotating bezel with countdown timer, hardened mineral crystal and custom 9:00 crown location Band: Custom dual injected Polyurethane with patened locking looper Replace the battery at least every two years. Dead or low batteries left in a watch may leak and destroy the movement of the watch. If you have a water resistant watch, know that the water resistance is attained using rubber or plastic seals which will deteriorate under normal conditions and reduce the water resistance of the watch. These seals should be checked by an authorized jeweler at the least every two years to ensure the rated water resistance. Do not expose your watch to extreme temperatures (over 60 degrees Celsius or 140 degrees Fahrenheight; under negative 10 degrees Celsius or 14 degrees Fahrenheight) No hot tubs or saunas. Time should stop in the hot tub or sauna regardless. Setting the Time: Some watches come equipped with a screw down crown. The crown must be unscrewed by turning it counter-clockwise before you can pull the crown out. PULL the crown to so that it pops out from the frame of the watch (the stem of the crown should not be showing), TURN the crown either direction to the correct time, and PUSH the crown back in towards the frame. Setting a Date Window: PULL the crown all the way out so that the stem of the crown is showing, then PUSH it back halfway so that you are still able to twist it but the stem is no longer showing. TURN the crown towards you (counter-clockwise) to the correct date. Push the crown all the way back in. NOTE: The date will automatically update every 24 hours. HINT: To make sure that the date is updated at midnight instead of noon, set the date before noon. Setting a Day / Date window: PULL crown all the way out so the stem can be seen, PUSH it back in halfway. TURN crown away from you (clockwise) to the correct day. TURN crown towards you (counter-clockwise) to the correct date. PUSH crown all the way in. NOTE: The day / date will automatically update every 24 hours. HINT: To make sure that the date is updated at midnight instead of noon, set the date before noon. Product Info: watches,clocks,active watches,nixon,channel t watch