I have a quartz Seamaster and can't figure out how to change the date My email address is [email protected] - can you please give advice..........John

it is still under warranty
contact the ,manufacturer customer service and ask how to get a refund for the faulty item under warranty

When you pull the crown (winder) , you will notice it has two positions (two clicks). The first click is for quick date setting, the second click is for time setting (moving hands). Second click can be use for date setting as well, but for this you need to move watch hands forward for 24 hours to pass 12 o'clock.

If you have the crown in the first click position (date set position) the date set wheel is most likely damaged. Otherwise, if it does not change in 24 hours, it is the date wheel itself that is damaged.

This happens in all watches over time, as even quartz watches must technically be serviced every 3-5 years. 90% of manufacturers quote this as the standard service rate for quartz and mechanical watches.

If this watch has sentimental value, and you will want to contact a local Certified Master Horologist or Certified Quartz Technician about replacing the movement. Replacing Timex movements is generally more expensive than purchasing a new watch.

If the watch is still in warranty, you may consider contacting Timex about replacing the watch free of charge at: [email protected]

The date change is a mechanical operation.A gear train turns and rotates a date ring.This turn over is designed to take place at 12 but the wheels can take some time to flip the date over so by 12.30.If its say 3am then the date ring can be re set to make it closer to 12.
For this you will need a good watchmaker look at www.rolexrepairs.co.uk there is a postal repair service with a free estimate.
Regards

to get some instructions copy "www.omegawatches.com/customer-service/user-manual" into your search engine and download the manual.

The index is organised on calibre numbers, which does not appear to be the number you quoted but is should be another number that is on the back of your watch.

Most likely your watch needs to be serviced.

Every watch, both mechanical and quartz needs regular service.

When the oils in the watch dry out they get gummy and will work against the gear train. They also stop lubricating and friction builds up causing wear.

Hope this helps,
Ken
Yellowstone Watch Inc

you need to reset time ,, pull crown out and set time (notice Date change) at 12 or after 12 that's actually Midnight, now count from there 1, O clock, 2 O clock , 3 o clock and go on to the desire time puch crown back to its normal position
hope this help
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1) Lathe technique skills,
2) Watchmaking skills,
3) Watch engineering knowledge,
4) All necessery watchmaking hand tools,
4) Watchmakers lathe,
6) Microdrill,
7) Omega or ETA manufactured quartz movement
8) Original Omega dial for this particular movement,
9) Watch hands for this particular dial.
At the very end your watch will have no market value at all exept sentimental value for yourself.

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Kris,
The only way to find out what model of Omega you actually own is to open it.  This should have been done by whoever you already brought it to.  Omega only prints their model #'s on the movement inside the watch.  If you open the watch, look on the movement, you'll know what model you own.

what you have to do is that pull the crown to halfway do not pull completely out, if you pull halfway out and then move the crown to clockwise or anti clockwise it will change the date. if you pull completely out then it will change the time.