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: I have an Omega quartz chronometer (very rare)
: for which the head is used to change the
: hour. The minutes and seconds are set with a
: plunger activated with a sharp point. The
: functions of this plunger depend on how
: quickly you activate the plunger. I still do
: not know how to set the minutes and second.
: Please help.
I don't know what exactly you are talking about, is this Omega a Seamaster? Is it vintage? Basically, can you find the name and model?
Thanks.
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