Watch 3 dials inside face

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Better to let a jeweler do it, but it you want to try

Unfortunately, that make and model combination don't exist. Some watches come in bulk from China. All good watches should come with an instruction sheet.

https://www.google.com/search?q=CHISEL+5829702

All watches are the same and are governed by how many buttons they have, 2, 3, or 4.

https://www.google.com/search?q=fossil+4+button+watch+manual

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I'm not familiar with Accutime watches, but it may be that the 3 sub-dials are there just for decoration.
If they're not, then the upper and lower buttons on the right will control the hands on the sub-dials.
Check the following:-
Is there any movement in the buttons when you press them, or do they feel solid as if they are part of the casing?
Do the hands on the sub-dials look as though they are slightly raised or do they look as though they are glued on?
Does pressing either of the buttons cause any of the hands to move?
If pressing the buttons has no effect at all then you can be sure that the sub-dials are decorative only.
If the sub-dial hands do move when you try the above suggestions, then get back in touch for further instructions.

If pressing either the upper or lower buttons on the right of the watch do nothing, then the sub-dials are probably only for decorative purposes.
If so, there will not be any movement in either of the buttons when pressed - they may feel solid as if they are part of the casing.
The hands on the sub dial, on close inspection, may be glued or even printed on the watch face.
If however, things happen when you press either button, get back in touch for instructions.

I think you should be able to Google the company and download the instructions for your watch
Cheer's Frank

You can get instructions by following the following link to the Geneva watch group (who make the watch) http://www.genevawatchgroup.com/

Click on customer service and the scroll down the page until you find your watch and download the instructions.

THE OTHER 3 DIALS ARE FAKE AND DON'T DO ANYTHING,IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY THEY ARE JUST MORE OR LESS TACKED IN PLACE.

It should have a CAL number engraved on the watch back and using this you can find instructions for download at www.accurist.co.uk under the after sales service area and downloads option.

I have a booklet of these watches in 30 pages, in English,Italoano,Deutsch,Francais, and Espagnol. Contact: [email protected]

If you don't have the instruction manual you can go to this link and on the right side of the page you can type in the model number. (it will tell you where to locate the model number) I tried this for a Bulova from 1998 and it worked but I don't know how far it will go back but it's worth a try.
http://www.bulova.com/service/instructions.aspx