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Posted on Apr 20, 2017

IWC Fliegerchronograph Day and Date will not synchronize.

After setting the correct day & date on my IWC Der Fliegerchronograph Model Ref. 3705 / Ref. 3706, the date will advance at noon while the day will advance at midnight (or vise versa - I can't tell noon from midnight since the date and day settings move independently 12 hours apart.

The manual states that the day & date function should not be used between the hours of 8 pm and 3 am without risking damage. I have owned the watch for years and, to the best of my knowledge, have adhered to this warning.

Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank You!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 21, 2009

SOURCE: Cascio

To sync the correct 12 hour with your day you need to set the date to the day before (if today is 21, then make sure the day window reads 20). Then spin the analog hands until the the date window turns to 21. At this point your watch is reading 12 AM (midnight). Then keep turning to set the correct time. If it is 9 am then stop the hands the first time you hit the 9 marker. If it is 9pm, then keep turning until the SECOND TIME your hour hand meets the 9 marker. This is now set for 9 pm.
That's how you do it. If you need more clarification let me know.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 08, 2011

SOURCE: Hi, My watch is changing date at 12 noon instead

Your watch is 12 hours out of step. (The date changes every second revolution of the hour hand.)

Wind your watch forward 12 hours, (you may have to reset the date) and it will then change around midnight.

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