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: Should go: 0-Neutral
: 1-TimeZone (hour hand only)
: 2-Date
: 3-Time
: Also, understand that the date only advances.
: So if you are in the right position, you may
: need to turn the crown more than once AND in
: the right direction, before the date will
: change.
No luck. I have played with it for last 30 mins, to see if there is some position that the date can change, and nothing.
I bought it from an authorized Omega retailer with papers etc here in Canada (different city, however) so I am not worried about authenticty, but has anyone else had this problem?
What should I do...take it to a local dealer to inspect?
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