Red hand will not reset

The FC 270 does not have a second hand, the red tipped hand points to the month.

Try this.

Pull the winder out fully. Then press the top right chronograph button to move the centre seconds hand on. Then push the winder back in.

on some models you should only pull the winder half way out.

good luck

long answer with info given, but this is what will explain it all that small subdial at the 6 area is the second hand that runs at all times, large red hand is stop watch seconds,allso on the center pin is the minute hand for stopwatch 2 o,clock subdial is tenths of a second, for stop watch 10 o,clock subdial is hours for stop watch

The trick is to pull out the stem 2 times and use the plugers to adjust each of the dials. Some watches have 3 dials and you have to pull out the crown 1 time or click and use the plungers or buttons to adjust the other dials.

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Fiona Hedges,
Oxford

This definetely is NOT a fault as all modern watches are fully adjustable unless damaged.
All resetting functions should be in your watch manual. Just follow step by step and the problem should be solved.
In case you've lowst your manual:
Go to www.citizenwatch.com find technical support and your exact watch or by caliber number.

Good luck

Arthur

It all depends on what kind of watch you have. On most watches you want to pull the stem out ( the part used to set the hands) HALF way, you will feel the "click" as you do this. Then I can't tell you which button ( because they are all differant on every watch) but one of the buttons will move the hand to the correct zeroing spot for you.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I had a similar issue and this saved me!!!!

I have CL1180 and had the same problem, pulling the winder out to position 2 (fully out) and using the buttons resets the second and 10th second hands and putting the winder in position1 and using the buttons does the same for the minute and hour hands. However finding position1 was tricky, only seems to work on the way out from fully home and not on the way back from pos 2.

Hope that helps.

for my victorinox, the crown out one position and the reset button (lower chronograph button) changes the minute hand and the top (start/stop button) does the 10th's of a second...crown all the way out and top (start/stop button) does 30 second intervals for the minute counter.