20 Most Recent Luminox Navy SEAL Dive 3103 Wrist Watch Questions & Answers

Hi,

It sounds like the setting mechanism has gotten out of place or is bent. A qualified watchmaker can fix this for you.

Hope this helps,

Ken
www.yellowstonewatch.com

this is an hour wheel problem and can only be corrected by replacing the gears that are damaged then resetting the hands...only a professional trained watchmaker should handle this, there really is no other simple way to correct it

If you dial in the date before noon make sure you stop winding the crown right after the date flips. That will give the internal mechanism the most room to cycle and not flip at noon. If you are setting it after noon wind the crown just until the date you want starts to move to the following date, but stop immediately after so as to not flip over. That way the mechanism will be close to changing the date and should flip it at midnight. Make sense? Hopefully, good luck.

The hand in question is slipping on the spindle that it is attached to. You need to carefully but firmly push it back down on the spindle so it moves. Have to get access to the dial and needles to do this

a mechanical part needs replacing, unless your have some form of funky split time running? replacing the battery should have reset it though.

take it to a watch maker for a quote and to see if the parts are available