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Hi,
I host a number of Omega Owners manuals on my website.
Whilst I don't have on that covers your movement ( Quartz, day/date, crown with a seperate single button ) I do have some that are pretty close,
here's an example.
I'm GUESSING that a long push of the button will cause the minute hand to move.
There are various other manuals from that period on my website. If you want to look through them look around the calibre 1300 - 1400 region.
I hope this helps
Steve
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