Gary G
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My best guess...
Is that the watch "thinks" it is a leap year rather than a regular year, and therefore inserted the 29th. If so, you will need to adjust the watch forward by 2 years to get it back to the right point in the 4-year cycle. What you saw (29th jumping to 1st) is consistent with a "leap year" transition.
Hope that this is the issue rather than any mechanical problem!
Best,
Gary G
De Bethune DB17
Hi all My DB 17 does not automatically change the date from 28to 1st today. It only change from 28 to 29. But when i wind to change the date, it automatically jumps to 1st .... I thought a perpetual calender watch will take care of this problem ? What cou...
2010 is not a leap year
2010 is not a leap year, you have to check if its possible on your watch to adjust it perhaps that is just the problem !!
so when its not a leap year
a perpetual will function like a annual calender ? anyone else facing the same problem ?
My best guess...
Is that the watch "thinks" it is a leap year rather than a regular year, and therefore inserted the 29th. If so, you will need to adjust the watch forward by 2 years to get it back to the right point in the 4-year cycle. What you saw (29th jumping to 1st)...
Thanks Gary !
that's exactly what I wanted to explain this morning... Can't do best...
Got it...
Thanks guys for clarifying ..... appreciate it how can i do that adjustment ? or do i have to get the AD to do it ?
to adjust...
the leap year indication is integrated into the sky under the moon on your watch ! You can normally change it, correcting the months ! 2 full circle of months (24 months-2years)