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Aug 29, 2011Watch Booklets World News

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Q: I just bought a new watch and i want to know whether it has a glass or plastic screen/cover. I looked in the booklet which it came with but the book isn't specific to my watch and just explains how to work all of their analog watches by that brand and doesn't go into specs.
A: The weight of the screen would be the best indicator - a glass screen is far heavier than a plastic screen.
Additionally, from what I have seen, a watch's glass screen would also be much thicker than a plastic one. If the screen is very flimsy or thin, it is likely made of plastic.
(Finally, you could try to test the screen's durability - a plastic screen would break more easily than a glass one. I don't recommend this, though, because I do not want you to break your watch screen!)
If none of these tests are sufficient for you, I would consider taking it to a jeweler in your area.
Q: My hand watch is weird it only has 3 buttons the butttons r MODE , ST/STP and RESET the clock brought an instruction booklet but i lost it so how do i change the time on this weird watch ?
A: hold mode and press ST/STP and it will change the hour the press mode agian to make it go to the min and press ST/STP to change it
Watch Booklets Books
Chilton's jewelers' circular/keystone 1970 jewelers' directory issue
Antiques & Collectibles - 1968-10
Report on the classification of positions and schedules of compensation, City of Minneapolis ...
Creator: J.L. Jacobs & Company (Chicago, Ill.), Minneapolis (Minn.). Civil Service Commission, Minneapolis (Minn.). Board of Estimate and Taxation. Joint Salary Survey Committee | Civil service positions - 1922
Creator: Ernest Choat, Harry Griffin, Dorothy Hobart | Education - 1987


Additionally, from what I have seen, a watch's glass screen would also be much thicker than a plastic one. If the screen is very flimsy or thin, it is likely made of plastic.
(Finally, you could try to test the screen's durability - a plastic screen would break more easily than a glass one. I don't recommend this, though, because I do not want you to break your watch screen!)
If none of these tests are sufficient for you, I would consider taking it to a jeweler in your area.