No dial screws on a Seagull 6497? How come?

[centerwheel]

I bought an inexpensive Seagull knock off of Unitas 6497 movement just to practice with Mark's lessons. It's my first experience with modern Swiss-type watches. Something has caught my eye, or perhaps I am going blind? I expected to see small dial screws visible in the side. There should be 2 such screws because the dial, which I also have, has 2 feet. But there aren't even holes in the side for those screws to go in!

Is this how it's supposed to be? Then, how is the dial attached to the movement? What holds the dial feet in the main plate?

[watchweasol]

Hi CW  have a close look at the holes some have nylon/ plastic inserts which grip the feet aka  miyota. the grip is sufficient.

[meanoldmanning]

The Seagull clones I’ve seen all have the eccentric dial feet screws as in the photo below. I think they’re based on the 6497-1




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[centerwheel]

Thank you for replies. Meanoldmanning's photo was extremely helpful. I found now these screws on my watch. Thank you!!!