Hands move backwards on my N quickset 1570?

[slowhand100ca]

Does anyone know why the hands move backwards on my 1570 date? I am setting the date, if it isn't taking long enough, when it hits midnight, the date flicks over, then how far do you go to get to 6 am? just 6 hours back from the 12 right? then 18 hours later, it should change dates again right? but it goes 21 10 9 8 7 6, not 1 2 3 4 5 6- cause its backwards. thanks

[U5512]

I have NO CLUE what your question is or what you're describing.

[Mickey®]

Originally Posted by U5512

I have NO CLUE what your question is or what you're describing.

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[U5512]

Originally Posted by Mickey®

Love your signature!!!!

[roadcarver]

Take it again from the top

[crowncollection]

not sure of the question either, ?

[LightOnAHill]

Originally Posted by slowhand100ca

Does anyone know why the hands move backwards on my 1570 date? I am setting the date, if it isn't taking long enough, when it hits midnight, the date flicks over, then how far do you go to get to 6 am? just 6 hours back from the 12 right? then 18 hours later, it should change dates again right? but it goes 21 10 9 8 7 6, not 1 2 3 4 5 6- cause its backwards. thanks

I'd say go forward, not backward.

go until the date flicks, then that's midnight, then move it forward 18 hours if you want 6pm, or whatever. THEN reset the date.


and I'd try breaking your phrases up into sentences.

[Tools]

Originally Posted by slowhand100ca

Does anyone know why the hands move backwards on my 1570 date? I am setting the date, if it isn't taking long enough, when it hits midnight, the date flicks over, then how far do you go to get to 6 am? just 6 hours back from the 12 right? then 18 hours later, it should change dates again right? but it goes 21 10 9 8 7 6, not 1 2 3 4 5 6- cause its backwards. thanks

Turn the hands in the other direction..

[versatile1]

My brother used to do drugs. Messed him up pretty good as well

[azguy]

Originally Posted by Tools

.........Turn the hands in the other direction......

x2

[Adam K.]

Originally Posted by slowhand100ca

Does anyone know why the hands move backwards on my 1570 date? I am setting the date, if it isn't taking long enough, when it hits midnight, the date flicks over, then how far do you go to get to 6 am? just 6 hours back from the 12 right? then 18 hours later, it should change dates again right? but it goes 21 10 9 8 7 6, not 1 2 3 4 5 6- cause its backwards. thanks

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Time to have another drink.

[acce1999]

Originally Posted by slowhand100ca

Does anyone know why the hands move backwards on my 1570 date? I am setting the date, if it isn't taking long enough, when it hits midnight, the date flicks over, then how far do you go to get to 6 am? just 6 hours back from the 12 right? then 18 hours later, it should change dates again right? but it goes 21 10 9 8 7 6, not 1 2 3 4 5 6- cause its backwards. thanks

As others have said: A bit difficult to understand what you're asking... but you are talking about "quick set", and "backwards", and you have indicated that you have a Datejust ref 16014 in your profile. If that is the watch you are talking about it has caliber 3035 (not 1570), that do have a quick set feature, and where the hands move "backwards" compared to the later caliber 3135.

Caliber 1570 do not have a quick set feature.

Was that an answer to your question?

Obviously the hands needs to move forward after the date change to go to 06.00. It is a good rule to always move the hands forward when setting a watch since the date mechanism on some calibers may be damaged moving the hands backwards (to 18.00). The GMT caliber (3085, 3185, 3186, 3187) is one of few calibers where it is possible to move both hands and date backwards.

Let me know if this info helps you.

Best,

A

[roadcarver]

Re-reading it again, I think what he's asking is this:

When is it safe to change the date after going past 12 midnight on a quickset watch?

If the above question reflects what he is asking, then the answer is this:

For any mechanical watches (except Rolex GMT's), a good rule of thumb is to avoid changing the dates between 10pm and 2am. If you are manually setting the date, it's best to go to 6am and manually change the date.