Just a reminder, NEVER set the time backwards and NEVER set the date unless you are at least three hours from 12 o'clock.
So, set the date forward and stop the day before the actual date and set the time forward.
Automatic movements with date.
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Automatic movements with date.
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By the way, please avoid this
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Re: Automatic movements with date.
Loldj57 wrote:By the way, please avoid this
great advice M.
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Re: Automatic movements with date.
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@Yoda when I first started collecting vintage I thought I had done this, as the date wouldn’t flip over on the watch (1960’s Nivada DaVinci), carefully took it out of the case, removed the hands and dial, checked all the functions- everything worked outside of the case. Dial and hands back on, everything worked. Back into the case and again, date wouldn’t change over and then it stopped ticking. It took a few tries but I finally figured out that the caseback gasket had gone a bit too flat and was allowing me to tighten the caseback down so much that it squished the dial side preventing the date wheel from moving!
@Yoda when I first started collecting vintage I thought I had done this, as the date wouldn’t flip over on the watch (1960’s Nivada DaVinci), carefully took it out of the case, removed the hands and dial, checked all the functions- everything worked outside of the case. Dial and hands back on, everything worked. Back into the case and again, date wouldn’t change over and then it stopped ticking. It took a few tries but I finally figured out that the caseback gasket had gone a bit too flat and was allowing me to tighten the caseback down so much that it squished the dial side preventing the date wheel from moving!
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Re: Automatic movements with date.
I try to avoid setting time backwards but some watches the crown seems to work in "reverse". Luckily I haven't broken one yet. Thanks for this reminder M.
Since I can't see the date easily anyway, I don't bother setting that anymore LOL
Since I can't see the date easily anyway, I don't bother setting that anymore LOL
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