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Question: How do I reset the chrono? How do I reset time for Fall? My chrono locked up at 99.99. Pls advise.
Document: So far so good.Pros-Battery had last more than 3 weeks with the GPS off.-GPS get satellite signal pretty fast-File records-Track my speed pretty decent-thoughCons- feel to big on my wrist. Maybe Cu's I'm skinny but who knos-I still a little confuse on the whole reset time. I know if you save the file it reset the time, but ifI don't want to save the time I really don't know how to reset the chrono
All the time I have been running which is for about 40 years I have been looking for a watch like this. Wow, GPS so you really know how far you run and how fast. Easy to reset. Non of this in my case. If you even jog when was the last time you ran a 18:00 mile? I could do better with a broken leg. How do you clear all the 99 lap points they have already put in before you have even get the watch, do they just go away when you say delete all?
This watch works great. I love how it works and all the options available. I wish that the timer was bigger, it is somewhat small at the top and hard to read with just a glance, but if you use the chrono feature the time is bigger. I love that you can look at different things when you run, ex. the clock, pace, speed all while the timer is still up. It is kind of big, but after a few days I got used to it. The time isn't exactly correct, but you can just use the manual feature to change the time.
I've been running for over 20 years, but still like to know how far I am running. I used a more fully-featured Garmin previously, but after 2 years that battery became too flaky. The Timex does what I need. It tracks distance while I am running. It lacks many of the features of the more expensive models, but I didn't use those very often. The GPS is a bit slow to converge, and the beep volume is too low to hear on the run. The chrono versus running modes take a bit of time to figure out, but it does what I want it to do.
It uses an average pace, which is fine by me. The pacer seems to reset every time you stop. So, it's not a TOTAL average pace, but an average pace set to stopping and going.I'm loving this watch, and plan on using it on ALL of my runs! :D
The display is miniscule (tiny). When running I want to know how far and how long. Just give me than info as large as possible. My eyes are pretty good and I have trouble reading it at arms length. When in time mode 99% of the time I just want the hour and the minute (duh). Don't give me a cute little completely useless seconds display that is redundant to the digital one. I also do not need to be told that I am in the same time zone as Miami.
The speed and distance measures are fairly accurate. The worst part is the instructions that come with it. However you can find some good videos on youtube. If youve never used a marathon watch before and you're not a techy I wouldn't buy it. I'm stuck at the moment wondering why its putting up "Chrono Full" when there is no run data in it, I've deleted it all. Any ideas?
I spent a good amount of time trying to locate the run info. Unfortunately the watch only showed 2 saved entries. Additionally, while attempting to find the data, the watch locked up. I tried resetting the watch, as per the instructions, with no luck. So, I returned the watch and got another one; yes, I really wanted this watch to work for me.I got the new watch and set it up. I went for a walk and it tracked everything correctly, however, the route I took, I know to be exactly 2 miles.
This is great for the distance runner or anyone like me who likes to track their progress. The watch is easy to use which is essential, especially while you are moving. I gave this 4 stars only because the manual that came with the watch is terrible. There is a really good video tutorial on youtube, however.This watch allows you to set up your profile: Age, Gender, weight, and height.Then allows for 4 run displays: (chrono, distance, pace) (chrono, distance, speed) (chrono, distance, calories) (chrono, distance, clock) You can easily switch between the displays  and also pause/start with the touch of a button.You can save your runs for review or to record in a log book later as well.It comes with a USB charger that clips on to it to recharge the battery.
I stopped my run, reset the clock, and restarted. It then showed a much faster speed. Long story short is that the pace the watch offers is only an AVERAGE PACE, not a CURRENT PACE. I scoured the small booklet that comes with it to see if I could change a setting, but alas not. I am sending it back because although overall pace might be good for a long run where current pace is not as important, but for those who are doing speed work or interval runs who need to know how fast they are going AT THAT MOMENT, then this watch will not suit.If anyone can tell me another GPS watch that offers the feature I seek at this watch's price point I would be grateful.
Answer: As for the time, toggle mode button to the "set" position, then "+" through to "time" (press ok), "time1" (press ok), "manual" (press ok) then set the hour right (using + or -).  One way to reset chrono is to stop and save the workout (then delete it or whatever you want).  Hope that helps.