Fossil MONTRES user manual

Here are the general steps to change time on your Fossil watch:
1. Pull out the crown: The crown is located on the side of your watch. If your watch has more than one, refer to its user manual for further instructions.
2. Turn the crown: You should turn the crown until you've set the hour and minute hand to the correct time. If the crown turns both ways, one way will change the minutes, the other will change the hour.
3. Push in the crown: After setting the correct time, push the crown back to its original position. Your watch should start at the time you've set.
Remember that depending on the particular model of your watch, these steps may vary slightly. Always consult the manual for specific instructions.
Some digital Fossil watches may require you to press a specific sequence of buttons(usually Mode, Select or Reset) to adjust the time and date.

1. Unscrew the watch crown by turning it counterclockwise. This is applicable if you have a waterproof Fossil watch. If not, just simply skip to the next step.
2. Pull the crown out lightly to the first position and turn it carefully until you have set the correct date. Be careful not to pull the crown out to the second or third position as this will adjust the time or stop the seconds hand.
3. After you have set the correct date, pull the crown out to the second position and you'll notice the watch hands start to move. Turn it until you get the correct time.
4. If your watch has a seconds hand, you might want to stop it at the exact 12 o'clock position for a more accurate time setting. You can do this by pulling the crown out to the third position.
5. After you have set the correct time, gently push the crown back to its original position.
6. Screw the crown back in if your watch is waterproof.
Note: Always adjust the time clockwise to avoid damaging the watch's mechanism.

To put your Fossil watch in pairing mode, follow these steps:
1. Start by ensuring that your watch is charged and turned on.
. On your phone or other device, go to the Bluetooth settings menu.
3. Look for your Fossil watch in the available devices list. If you don't see it, make sure Bluetooth is enabled on both devices and they are close to each other.
4. On your Fossil watch, navigate to the settings menu. This can usually be accessed by swiping down from the top of the screen or pressing the top button on the side of the watch.
5. In the settings menu, select the "Connectivity" or "Bluetooth" option.
6. Look for a "Pair" or "Pairing mode" option and select it. This will enable the watch to be discovered by your phone or device.
7. On your phone or device, tap the name of your Fossil watch in the Bluetooth devices list to connect to it.
8. Follow any additional prompts on your phone or device to complete the pairing process.
9. Once successfully paired, you should see a confirmation message on both your watch and phone/device.
Please note that the exact steps may vary slightly depending on the model and operating system version of your Fossil watch and the phone/device you are using.

The three dials on a Fossil watch typically refer to additional functions or complications known as subdials. These subdials display different information and serve various purposes depending on the specific model and its features. Some common subdials found on Fossil watches include:
1. Chronograph: This subdial functions as a stopwatch. It measures time intervals and often includes features such as minutes, seconds, and hours. It allows you to time events or activities.
2. 24-Hour: This subdial indicates the time using a 24-hour format. It can be useful for people who frequently travel between time zones or to differentiate between AM and PM.
3. Date: Many Fossil watches have a subdial that displays the date. It shows the day of the month or sometimes the day of the week.
It's important to note that the specific functionality and purpose of the subdials can vary among Fossil watch models. It's best to refer to the specific watch's instruction manual or consult the manufacturer for accurate information regarding the features and functions of the 3 dials on a particular Fossil watch model.