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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
The place for discussing 1930-1985 Heuer wristwatches, chronographs and dash-mounted timepieces. Online since May 2003. | ||||||
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Re: Hi Doug, The Kentucky is a v.7750 movement... Posted By: Doug Shelton : Hi Doug, The Kentucky is a v.7750 movement... : So the instructions for setting the day-date : is the same as most any other 7750... I've : posted a link to a scanned set of : instructions that you may use in setting : your Kentucky below. : I'm sorry for not spotting your query earlier, : It's been a long tough week - 10 days for : me. : I hope this helps! : Chuck Thanks for the response. The instructions helped, to a point. The Kentucky I have includes display of both day and date, not just date. So setting was a little different than in the scan. Ultimately, through experimentation, I learned tha the crown has two detents: pulled to the 2nd, it sets the time as usual, but moving forward and backward around midnight does not set the date. Once I discovered the 1st detent things became more clear: rotate the crown clockwise to set the date, anti-clockwise to set the day of week. The watch has been keeping flawless time since I wound and set it. This site is wonderful - a great contribution to collectors and enthusiasts. I hope your week improves and includes a weekend sometime soon. Doug Whoops! I guess I should have read the manual that I linked you to! Yes, rotate clockwise for Date, anti-clockwise for Day. Fortis spells this out on the dial of some models...
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