Re: I have a citizen eco drive watch.. the day is 17 when...
When you pull the stem out it should "click" once to adjust the date
and pulled farther to adjust the time. Pull to the first click and
rotate counterclockwise until the correct date appears. push stem back
in.
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Take it to your citizen dealer. There is probably a problem with the actual movement of the watch and unless you know how to take the watch apart and diagnose the movement then you would not be able to figure it out.
Since it's eco-drive you can just wear it for a few hours and it should self-wind. The problem is that when it sits still for more than a few days it winds down. It gets its power from the natural movement of your wrist as you walk around.
Once it starts ticking again you'll just have to set the time correctly.
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