Pull the stem out 2 clicks sets the time, pull the stem out just 1 click
turn it forward sets the day and turning the stem backwards sets the
date. I hope this helps
SOURCE: need a manual describing how to set the date for
mcdevito75 here, Best Bet, online to shopnbc.com to Invicta watches, or give Invicta a call , info at the website at ShpNBC.com
SOURCE: Hello, I hope that you
<P>Thank you for contacting FixYa.</P><P>I dont know much about Invicta, however they have a wonderful website where you can download instructions or contact them.</P><P><A href="http://www.invictawatch.com/welcome/manuals/">http://www.invictawatch.com/welcome/manuals/</A></P><P>Best regards.</P>
SOURCE: just bough a Subaqua Noma III Chronograph Watch
you cannot fix this. Unfortunately for movements to be that exact they cost a lot of money and the movement inside your subaqua is not that high tech and accurate. This is what makes watch really expensive the little things like this. Unless you are buying a 10k watch , they usually are not going to have the top of the line movement . The movement you have in your watch is an ISA 8173 and that is as accurate as the watch will get.
SOURCE: What powers my subaqua noma iii gmt limited
It has an automatic movement powered by the movement of your arm.
SOURCE: Hi i just got an
I have had the same problem with one of my SANIIIs, As you have probably figured out, there are two small screws that are part of this assembly, lower one is the pivot point, upper is the latch. There are also very small rubber bushings (upper & lower) in the pivot of the crown protector, if they are worn it will present side to side movement or "slop" they need to be replaced in this case (I Just went through this on an older Valjoux 7750 SANIII - same problem, latch would not stay closed), you can order the part from Invicta or take from a donor watch in the mean time (Invicta will take several weeks to months to fulfill a part order) The upper screw goes through a small cylinder or cam, there is a little (very little - but it is there) to move that cylinder outward towards the upper pusher or top of the watch. After you loosen the top screw (loose not remove) you can adjust this play w/two precision screwdrivers, one to tighten the upper screw one to lever the cylinder toward the top of the case by leaning one screwdriver w/ just a slight pressure against the crown and the cylinder to widen the area between the pivot screw and the latch cylinder. Don't overtighten the screws to try to add friction to the assy - the threads & heads are fragile, you can damage the case or strip them - or worse snap the head off. Hope that helps.
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