This document provides the user manual for Reebok watches, covering various models including MIYOTA 2025, MIYOTA 2035-2036, MIYOTA 2315-2415, ISA 8171-202, ISA 9239DO, and TM 626. It includes warranty information, care and maintenance instructions, and detailed operating procedures for different watch movements.
Function Description:
Reebok watches are designed to offer reliable timekeeping with additional features depending on the specific movement.
- MIYOTA 2025, 2035-2036, 2315-2415: These movements primarily focus on basic time display (hour, minute, and sometimes second hands). The 2315-2415 models also include a date display.
- ISA 8171-202: This is a chronograph movement, offering advanced timing capabilities in addition to standard time and date display. It features a 30-minute totalizer, 1/5 second chronograph hand, and date display.
- ISA 9239DO: This movement provides time (hour, minute, second), day, and date functions.
- TM 626: This is a digital watch with a comprehensive set of functions including Time, Date, Alarm, Hourly Chime, Dual Time, Countdown Timer, Chronograph, 12/24-Hour display format, and an EL backlight.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Battery Models:
- MIYOTA 2025, 2035-2036, 2315-2415, ISA 9239DO: SR626SW
- ISA 8171-202: 395 / SR927W
- TM 626: CR2032
- Warranty: All Reebok watches come with a two-year international warranty covering material and manufacturing defects from the date of purchase.
- Water Resistance: While not explicitly detailed for all models, general care instructions advise avoiding water contact for leather straps and not operating pushers when wet, implying varying levels of water resistance.
Usage Features:
General Time Setting (for analog movements):
- MIYOTA 2025, 2035-2036: Pull the crown out to the 1st position, turn it to set hour and minute hands, then push the crown back to the normal position.
- MIYOTA 2315-2415:
- Time (A): Pull the crown out to the 1st position, turn to set hour and minute hands. The second hand starts running when the crown is pushed back.
- Date (B): Pull the crown out to the 2nd position, turn counter-clockwise to set the date. Avoid setting the date between 9:00 PM and 1:00 AM to prevent incorrect date change. Push the crown back to the normal position after setting.
- ISA 9239DO:
- Time (A): Pull the crown out to the 1st position, turn to set hour, minute, and second hands. Push the crown back to the normal position.
- Date (B): Pull the crown out to the 2nd position, turn clockwise to set the date.
- Day (C): Pull the crown out to the 2nd position, turn counter-clockwise to set the day.
- Quick Date Correction (C): Pull the crown out to the 1st position, turn clockwise to set the date.
- ISA 8171-202 (Chronograph):
- Time (A): Pull the crown out to the 1st position, turn to set hour and minute hands. Push the crown back.
- Date (B): Pull the crown out to the 1st position, turn counter-clockwise to set the date. Avoid setting between 9:00 PM and 0:30 AM. Push the crown back.
- Chronograph (C & D): Use pushbutton A to start/stop the chronograph. Pushbutton B is for split/reset functions. The chronograph automatically stops and resets after 2 hours to save battery.
- Calibration (E): Chronograph hands can be calibrated after battery exchange or mishandling by pulling the crown to the 1st position, pressing A to enter calibration mode, pressing B to reset minutes and seconds, and then pushing the crown back.
TM 626 (Digital Watch):
- General Operations: Press S3 to change modes (Time -> Alarm -> Dual Time -> Timer -> Chronograph -> Time). Press S4 for EL backlight (3 seconds).
- Time Setting: In Time mode, press S2. Seconds digit blinks. Use S3 to select item (Second -> Hour -> Minute -> Year -> Month -> Date -> Second). Use S1 to increase value. Use S4 to toggle 12H/24H format. Press S2 to exit.
- Alarm Mode: In Time mode, press S3 once. Use S4 to enable/disable alarm and hourly chime. Press S2 to enter Alarm Setting mode.
- Alarm Setting: In Alarm mode, press S2. Hour digit blinks. Use S3 to select item (Hour -> Minute -> Month -> Date -> Hour). Use S1 to increase value. Press S2 to exit.
- Dual Time Mode: In Time mode, press S3 twice. Press S2 to enter Dual Time Setting mode.
- Dual Time Setting: In Dual Time mode, press S2. Use S3 to select item (Hour -> Minute -> Hour). Use S1 to increase value. Press S2 to exit.
- Timer Mode: In Time mode, press S3 three times. Use S1 to start/stop. Timer reloads to set value after 10 seconds and stops when it reaches zero. Press S2 to enter Timer Setting mode.
- Timer Setting: In Timer mode, press S2. Use S3 to select item (Hour -> Minute -> Second -> Hour). Use S1 to increase value. Use S4 to enable/disable Auto Repeat (AUTO icon appears). Press S2 to exit.
- Chronograph Mode: In Time mode, press S3 four times. Use S1 to start/stop. Use S4 to reset when stopped. When running, S4 displays Lap time (SPLIT icon appears). S1 stops Lap. S4 displays Chrono stop time after Lap stop.
Maintenance Features:
- General Care:
- Avoid strong magnetic fields.
- Avoid contact with alcohol, oils, perfumes, strong chemicals, solvents, or gases, as these can damage seals, case, or strap.
- Regularly clean the watch case and strap (especially after contact with saltwater) using an old toothbrush, warm soapy water, and a soft cloth.
- Do not operate pushers when the watch is wet.
- Avoid water contact for leather straps.
- If the watch glass is damaged or cracked, replace it immediately to prevent damage to the dial or movement.
- Ensure the crown is always pushed in correctly. Some models have a screw-down crown for added protection; turn counter-clockwise to adjust time, then clockwise to secure.
- Battery Replacement: When the battery is depleted, or the display/backlight is dim, it should be replaced immediately by an authorized service center. Do not attempt to replace the battery yourself, as this will void the warranty. Do not recharge used batteries, throw them into fire, or leave them within reach of children.
- Warranty Exclusions: The warranty does not cover damage after the warranty period, damage due to improper handling, poor maintenance, incorrect repair or adjustment, accidental damage (fire, natural disaster), wear and tear on straps (regardless of material), wear and tear on crown and pushers, damage to the watch glass, or battery replacement. The warranty is void if the warranty certificate is not presented, incorrectly filled out, or if repairs are carried out by unauthorized dealers. Shipping and other additional costs beyond normal repair costs are borne by the owner.
- Repair Process: When returning a watch for repair, clearly state the nature of the problem. The manufacturer reserves the right to repair, refurbish, or replace the watch with one of equivalent value and appearance, provided the warranty certificate is properly filled out and dated by an authorized Reebok watch dealer.
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