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Fan-like Display LED Watch     Best Seller!
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1 Pack       SKU:  264-278-001
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Description & Specs

    Fan-like Display LED Watch

    Features:
  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
  • Color: Black
  • Case Diameter: 1.45 in
  • Strap Dimension: 9.55(L) x 1.11(W) in
  • Case Material:Alloy
  • Strap Material: Leather
  • Not Waterproof

    • How do I change the time and date on this watch?
    Press the lower button on the right side of the watch. This will cause the current setting to blink. Continue pressing the lower button until you arrive at the setting you want to change. Next, press the top button to change the information.

    You can download the Instruction Manual Here!
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    • Return for refund within 30 days
    • Return for replacement within 180 days

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Fan-like Display LED Watch
Fan-like Display LED Watch
Fan-like Display LED Watch
Fan-like Display LED Watch
Fan-like Display LED Watch
Fan-like Display LED Watch
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Average Review: (3.39 out of 5)  based on 23 ratings.   Total # of Reviews: 23 user reviews.  Write a review

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Meritline.com Verified Buyer
This is the most unusual LED watch I've seen. Similar in concept to the "Binary Display LED Clock", but much easier to read. There are three arcs of LEDS: Hours, 10s of minutes, and minutes, and an AM/PM LED. For 9:53 AM, there are 9 LEDS lit in the hours arc, 5 in the 10s arc, and 3 in the minutes arc, and the AM or PM LED is lit. Press the show time button twice and the date is displayed in a similar way.There is a Date LED on the bottom left so you know you are looking at date vs time.These are very bright blue LEDS, so much so you can use this to find a key hole in the dark. Doesn't come with directions for how to set, but after you notice the right-side bottom a flat button with the center pen indentation, it is obvious what to do to set the time/date. No idea how long the batteries will last, by watch being so new. Depending on your taste, you may or may not like the watch band, which is genuine leather. For the price this is a good novelty watch for the inner geek.
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Adam Bernstein on 11/13/2010
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Watch works very well. The only thing that would be an improvement would be a set of instructions, none came with it.
  (19 people found your comment helpful, 4 did not)
William Leacock on 11/8/2010
I think this should be called a Fashion Fan Watch, since the LEDs are in a fan configuration...
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Barc777 on 9/22/2010
After setting the date it takes you to another setting where some of the LEDs are blinking...what setting is that for?
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david on 10/11/2010
should be pretty easy to set the time and date. press the button on the bottom until the first set of #s blink. this is where you set the time. press the top button to set the hour. press the bottom button again to set the minute. after the minute press the bottom button again for date so on and so forth.
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dtrain on 10/11/2010
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Dead on arrival. No manual. Only instructions are on product order page. Says to push the button on the right lower side. Still no life. Informed Customer Service. Got quick reply to read manual. Tried repeatedly to push the buttons.... still no life. I will follow up when I get a product that works.
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Michael on 1/25/2011
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Bought 3 of these as presents for kids. 2 stop working after just one week. I knew not to expect much from stuff that costs $6 but only one week? Also, these watches have sharp edges. Leather bracelet is very, very chip. In other words – “Made in china”…
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Igor on 3/2/2011
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Very cool watch. I knew there would be no instructions and I would have to look it up online. It is pretty easy to figure out though if you are not over 40 and can use a basic remote or cell phone. If you are tech challenged then you should prolly stick to timex.
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Montey Spear on 2/18/2011
I had this watch and wore it for a about a month. Once I set it for daylight savings time it never worked again. Not something you should expect to wear for an entire year.
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Samuel Davis on 2/4/2011
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Big, heavy, and clunky. Strap is too wide. Display is very bright blue LED after you push the button. I doubt you'll wear it much.
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Richard on 12/24/2010
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