How to adjust the time of mechanical watch

Mechanical watches can adjust the time and date as follows:

First, we find the crown of the mechanical watch, that is, the knob that can adjust the time and date. Usually, there is a protruding knob on the right side of a watch.

Second, when we pull out the button, we will find that there are two stuck points. Pull out the second card point first, and then we can adjust the time. Turn the crown to adjust the time, first adjust the time to six o'clock sharp, so as not to damage the module when adjusting the date.

3. Next, push the knob a little farther and stop at the first card point, and you can adjust the date. This date has to be adjusted to the day before, for example, Tuesday's 9th, so it has to be adjusted to Monday's 8th.

4. Pull out the knob to a stuck point, return to the mode of adjusting time, turn the pointer, and pay attention to clockwise rotation. When the pointer approaches 12, you will find that the date will jump back to the current date, which is the date of the day when you set your watch.

If you set your watch in the morning, you can turn the hands to the current time. If you change your watch in the afternoon, you have to keep turning the pointer, and the pointer will be 12 again. After adjusting the time, push all the knobs back to their original positions.

5. If it is a mechanical watch to adjust the weekly calendar, pay attention to the second gear to adjust the week, and adjust the date down to the third gear to adjust the time. When adjusting, you should set the week and date to the previous day, and then turn the pointer clockwise until the week and date automatically jump to today.