Does this watch sync up with the atomic clock in Colorado?
1498627
NO, it doesn't have that capability, but it is quite accurate. I haven't set mine in several months, and it's now about a minute fast.
1498628
No. You have to manually change the time. Still a great watch though, if you are looking for an altimeter/pressure sensor.
1498629
Yes, it updates periodically throughout the day. It will also update at midnight when daylight savings time begins or ends, if you put the watch in a West or South facing window. If you forget to do this, merely place the watch in a. Window the next night and it will update automatically.
1498630
No, this watch is not radio controlled or radio sync with the clock atomic signal.
1542188
Yes it does sync up, however I have had trouble maintaining sync throughout the workout
1380036
I have not tried to sync with MapMyRun, so, not sure if that works. The software includes a local application as well as upload to the Garmin site, watch has wireless connection to PC via ANT USB stick for all tracking data
589475
It does take some time for the watch to sync up on satellites, but mine always does. I generally turn it on when I leave for the golf course. If yours doesn't at all then I think there maybe a problem with the watch.
727640
I do not use the watch feature. I find it hard enough just to use the odometer. I'm not very happy with the product.
2142786
Yes it does. It's located in the front and it's a small dial. You occasionally will have to "zero " the scale out for accuracy.
806734
No. The clock is auto sync with the satellites. The time should be correct every time you turn it on once the detector syncs up.
1051148
Yesbit does but I only had the watch for 2 days before ir broke and I returned it, so I can't be much help.
169211
The Atomic Talking Watch can be manually set to any time the user desires and used anywhere in the world. In order for time to be kept completely accurately to the second using the national atomic clock the user must be within range of the clock--anywhere in the contiguous USA.
247615
If you need precise then you need to spend alot more money. This thing will vary over time over about 25 -100 feet. Here in colorado elevation is more important than population so most of our maps are marked very accurately. Checking it against these measurements the watch is usually off. Just so you know your looking at a no name watch that has features that most mid range watchs dont have. Maybe get a Garmin!
1992359
I have found mine to be very accurate, although sometimes it will be off usually about a quarter mile for a 10 miles ruen. I think it has more to do with the movement or adjustment of the satelites rather than the watch, since I have noticed on the peaks website that sometimes the course is really off and has me starting out in Lake Erie. There is not really much you can do about it and all brands pretty much use the same gps. If I am running a course for time, I always measure it by my bike or car for better accuracy. I did do a 10 mile race last fall and it showed 10.07 which was very good. Trees and turns or switchbacks can through it off as well.
1322547
Yes it does but depending on where you have it, it could take a day or so. Last fall my clock changed immediately to standard time but this spring it didn't change until the next night. It was in the same spot but that also happens with other atomic clocks we have. Sometimes they change immediately, sometimes a day or two later.
682958
no idea; however as I understand it it is supposed to work with Polar watches, which is how I use mine.
1118359
I don't know.... But watch is not worth price and is plastic junk. It stopped working and while it was speaker was junk I couldn't hear caller andccaller couldn't hear me
1322548
Mine does. I don't recall setting anything special - I think it is part of the automatic updating using the Atomic signal.
963625
Haven't tested with that watch, but looks like it supports ANT+ heart rate. As such, it'll pick that up from Viiiiva.
1628497
I sold a lot of these watches to customers in Arizona and never had this problem. Try this if you set the watch to Central time you should pick up the extra hour.