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: Correct. The date change mechanism will
: automatically reset to the original position
: (the same position it would be in if you
: manually turned the crown to advance the
: date by one day - you hear that faint
: clicking noise each time you advance the
: date). I'm sure Omega or a competent
: watchmaker could fix this for you if it
: really bothers you. I can't say how much it
: would cost, though.
I still have warranty on the watch, I'm hoping that would cover it?
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