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Hello.I have been working on a vintage movement. It is German movement, PUW 1561.

It is automatic and has date with quickset function by pulling and pushing back the crown.

Before I disassembled it, the quickset did not work instead the date changed as hands passed 00:00. 

However, as I am trying to put the watch back, the date won't change either by quickset or just manually. 

The date disk won't move no matter how long I move the hands. I think I have assembled the date function part wrong but I have no idea how the parts should fit it.

I read a post about servicing this same movement but it did not work for me. (http://watchguy.co.uk/service-arowe-puw-1561/)

Could anyone help me how to put the date parts back in?? I attached a photo of the movement I am working on.

 

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I don’t know this specific movement, but I’d look at old Omega service documents, particularly the 565, since it uses a similar quick set on the date with the crown push and pull. It is also automatic  

 

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