Where do I get the instructions for setting a Rousseau watch?

Here are some general instructions that may help you with your watch:

1. To set the time, locate the crown (a small knob or button) on the side of the watch. Turn the crown to the right to advance the time, and to the left to go back.
2. To set the date, locate the crown and pull it out one notch. Turn the crown to the right to advance the date, and to the left to go back. When you are finished setting the date, push the crown back in to secure it.
3. The two small dials in the watch face are most likely used to track additional functions, such as a second time zone or a countdown timer. Refer to the watch manual for specific instructions on how to use these functions.
4. To activate the light-up feature, press the button or knob on the side of the watch. This will cause the watch hands and dials to light up, making it easier to read the time in low light conditions. The light will turn off automatically after a few seconds.

Gem615/Garry, searched the net, the links below are what I found. You could also contact Accutime and get them to Email specific instructions. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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http://www.accutimewatch.com/contact-us.html
How To Set Accutime Watch
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What a great watch! It has a super-fine piezo-electronic motor to move the date wheel! Very cool. Its quite a show to go through the date/leap-year check, and then observe the watch catch back up to the correct time afterwards. Battery lasts ~five years.
I downloaded the manual (your model number on watch back) after a short search online (beware of trojans/viruses).
Setting after a battery replacement requires shorting certain pins inside the watch to set the leap-year, and date. The back unscrews, and may require the special watch-wrench, available online. I unscrewed mine VERY CAREFULLY with fine pliers, confirming that I was doing this in a clean, dust-free location. The instructions are quite specific, must be followed carefully to set up correctly. Have a fine wire jumper to set the leap-year. I learned this because I did not want to pay an inexperienced jeweler $100 to replace the battery.

You can try a polishing cloth to see if this removes the discoloration, or very gently brush it with a toothbrush and mild soap ( very little water) if this does not help you will need to send the watch back to Bulova to their service center. 1-800-228-5682 is the Bulova service center phone number, call them for further instructions. Sometimes the discoloration is caused by certain chemicals found in lotions, soaps and cleaners. Hope this helps! thank you!

You can get instructions from the Citizen web site.

Go to "citizen.com" and on the upper right there is a menu. Click on "technical
support" and then on "setting instructions"

Fill in the information required from the back of your watch and then click on
"get setting instructions"


or

Go to "citizen.com" and click on "watch finder".

Put your watch model into the search box on the left and click on
"search".
Click on the watch to view details.
On the right is a small menu, click on "get technical info"

On the right you you will see a list of instructions you can download.

Hi,
Please use the below web link that would be very help ful for you to setup the watch. http://www.armitron.com/docs/ArmitronAnalogSubdials.pdf
Thank you for your time and patience.

1. Pull the crown out one click.
A. Turn dial until function hand rests on "CAL"
2. Pull dial out one more click (should be all the way out)
A. hold down button "A" (top button) until the second hand completes one counter clockwise rotation (should be pointing at current month)
B. Press "A" button a second time and the Day/Leap year hand will move.
3. At this point spin the crown either backwards or forwards and watch as the Day/Leap year hand spins clockwise or counter-clockwise. The Date will adjust per each revolution.

Hope this helps as it took me using the correct movement number on the url in the previous post (for Calibre 8700 the movement number is "E870").

go to "www.rousseauwatches.com" and select "collection" and scroll through their watches to find yours.

Click on the picture and details will appear on the right. Included in the details are instructions.

Pull out the crown to position 1 and the second hand moves to the month position while the small dial moves to the years since last leap year position.

If you haven't got a manual to fully understand what the indications mean, go to "citizen.com", click on "Technical Support"amd then on "setting instructions".

Enter the number required off your watch and click on "get setting instructions".