Need instructions to reset sub dials on Nautica Chronograph watch

This watch appears to be a battery operated model from the details I can find. Self Winding watches tend to be a LOT more expensive and usually a Big brand name! Assuming the Chronograph is designed to work the two buttons are usually 'Start/Stop', (top button) and 'Reset', (bottom button). Try this.

-Press the top button once. The smaller dials should start moving.
-Press the top button again. The smaller dials should stop moving.
-Press the bottom button once. The dials should reset to zero. There is another function of the Reset button. You can 'Freeze' the chronograph display for things like lap times.

-Start the chronograph, (Top button once).
-Press the Reset button once, (Bottom button). The dials should stop. The chronograph is still running you have simply paused the display.
-Press the Reset button again. The dials should 'Jump' to the current position the timer is at.
-Press the Top button once to stop the chronograph. *Note* Some of the cheaper watches simply have the dials and buttons for the look of it and don't actually work.

Follow the link
https://cdn.invictawatch.com/www//manuals/invicta-instructionmanual.pdf

try www.watchshop.com/mens-nautica-bfc-chronograph-watch-a29504g-p9...

pull crown out to second position ,then press bottom button till it goes to zero then push crown back in job done,,if you want to do both dials press and hold bottom button so they rotate faster to zero then press one press at a time...

fossil mens es3380 (assuming chronograph)

If you are talking about resetting the "sub-dials"

ZERO (RESET THE watch timers...
Obviously they are going to the "zero" spot ... or
we wouldn't be talking ... writing (whatever).

((but this is where they must be to start))

Simply pull out the stem to the furthest position and
press & hold the top button... You will see a sub-dial rotating...
release it when it gets close to ZERO and single click it where you want it...

Repeat the process with the OTHER (bottom) button...

Repeat the process...

Push the stem... HALF-WAY HOME and figure out for yourself which button move what hand.

When everything is ZEROED CORRECTLY...

Set the time & date "normally"

Normal the stem ...

and happy TIME - KEEPING...

If all that fails... as Tom Chichester says... "RTFM"
(read the manual... (but where's the fun))...

Carnac the Magnificent

You should be able to re-set the hands by pressing the button which is at the 4 O'clock position.

The instructions for this watch are rather minimal and do not include any other instructions for re-setting the hands if they do not re-set to zero when B is pressed.

If this remains a problem, I suggest you return the watch to your nearest store for "repair". You can find the nearest store by going to http://www.raymond-weil.com/EN/Retailers-Dealers/Retailers.html and filling in your details.

pull the crown full out reset all hands set time set alarm or second time if you wish and press the crown back.

hello
i have hour nautica ... number A29506.. i wants to change date ... please tell me how to chenge .. maybe you write in my e-mail
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tthenks..

This is an Architect Chronograph. To start the chronograph press the top start button. To stop it press it again. To reset it press the reset or bottom button. The sub dials are minutes, hours, and seconds.

Go to the home site of the particular brand of watch you own. They should have the instructions for just about every watch configuration they manufacture.