Whenever I have woken up and the time is wrong, I have somehow reset the watch during my sleep (by pressing the Backlight button for 15 seconds or more). Syncing does not set your time ... acquiring a…
But even I've tried to get GPS outside and spent me over 5 minutes, there is still no GPS signals grabbed.The Forerunner‑235 will not attempt to acquire GPS satellite signal if you just leave…
Its an old thread but Identical problem to me - walk outside and everything syncs up again with a new gps signal. Thanks MAx
I'm just gonna share my method here, after 2 days of frustrations trying out every method and finally found the trick at step 3.
1. Go to Settings > Clock > Set Automatically
2. Go to Activity settings > GPS > GPS + Glonass
3. Here's the trick that works for me, most comments failed to mention:
Go for a run WITHOUT your phone, bluetooth might screw up the watch's ability to detect gps i'm not sure.
Anyway let the watch get GPS acquisition by itself.
Initiate a run activity, wait at the 0:00 distance / 0:00 timer / 0:00 pace screen briefly, there should be a "waiting for gps" signal, once its done your watch should be able to sync to the correct local time. Start the timer, go for a run let the watch record your first run and that's it!
Getting your watch sync with their Connect App is totally another topic, it has nothing to do with fixing this local time issue.
That did it, simple and effective, thank you