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Hi,

i have been given a 'Bandelin Tickoquartz TQ3' watch timer.  Partially working in that the screen shows green numbers, but its not accurate i have been told.

internet search throws up very little other than 1970s.

Is there anyone out there with some knowledge, experience, old literature, instructions perhaps?  Or does anyone know someone willing to take a look at it?

Many thanks

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7 hours ago, Watchtime said:

Sold mine a few months ago, replaced it with a Witschi.

I will ask the buyer if he can copy the manual for you, just send me a pm

Can i have one to? Also have a Bandelin. tickoquartz  I have an other type of microphone. Have had a lot of trouble with my cords. I use mine for quartz watches only. 

Thinking of selling as i don't use it that much.  But a manual would be great. 

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On 7/14/2017 at 6:03 PM, rogart63 said:

Can i have one to? Also have a Bandelin. tickoquartz  I have an other type of microphone. Have had a lot of trouble with my cords. I use mine for quartz watches only. 

Thinking of selling as i don't use it that much.  But a manual would be great. 

Same goes for me :)

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