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look for a mode button then you can scroll to the setting you which to change. once you are there look for an adjust (or similar) button. you hold that down until something flashes or it allows you to change the desired setting. also refer to your user manual if the watch came with one
I don't know the details of your watch (I couldn't find it on their web site) but this problem commonly occurs on analogue watches, so on the assumption that this the case, the remedy is as follows:-
Wind your watch on 12 hours; this will align midnight on your watch with midnight; (you may have to re-set the date if it changes while you are doing this).
The watch has a "battery" and claims that it does not need to be replaced but perhaps it needs re-charging. If you go to their web site (click on the link below), there is a full explanation of re-charging requirements :- http://www.citizenwatch.com/COA/English/rechargeguide.asp
I presume that you are winding the watch 24 hours to change the date.
You can shorten the time it takes to change the dates in the following manner:-
Wind the watch until the date changes, then turn it back until it passes 12 again and then turn it forward. Each time it passes 12 the date should increase by a day.
You may have to experiment to find how far past 12 in both directions to get the date to change.
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