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I have replaced the battery on this watch, but cannot see how to reset the three subdials; there are no pushers nor does there seem to be a mid position for the winding stem. The movement only has 'SL68' marked on it, there is not a manufacturer's logo anywhere. Is there something obvious I am missing or does anyone know how to set the small hands. Thanks.

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Yeah that's a fake dial. The movement is a basic time only movement.
The dials will never move I'm afraid.

There is a similar level of watch made by Guess (fasion brand) which surprisingly has real subdials for date/day/24hrs. I was very impressed when I cracked that one open.

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Thanks for all your answers...I found a picture of the same watch on Google images, and the sub-hands are in the same positions, so you are all obviously on the money. First time I've seen anything like this; there is always something new to learn. I think a lot of people buy fancy chronographs for show but never use the functions.

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