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For detailed information about the battery used in the specific watch model you mentioned (96E04, black dial round 32 diamond watch), I recommend reaching out to the manufacturer or checking the product documentation that came with the watch. They should be able to provide you with the accurate battery specifications and any other relevant details about the timepiece.
To submit correct question about any watch here on FixYa you have to give as much details of particular watch as possible. There are hundreds of people asking for help, but it makes no sense if the question, for example, is: How can I adjust my Citizen stainless steel watch? Citizen, as any other watch manufacturer produces thousands of watch models and every year few hundreds of new models are added. This makes impossible to recognize any watch by the brand name given only. So, to make sure that you will receive proper help with your watch, please always submit: 1. Brand name; 2. Model name; 3.Type of display ( Analog or digital or both); 4.Type of movement (Mechanical, quartz, kinetic, solar e.t.c.); 5.Number of the watch (Usually written on watch's case back); 6.All the writings you can find on watch's case back. If you are not sure what type of movement your watch has, here is a tip how to find it out: Observe watch's seconds hand. If it is moving in jumping action second after second - your watch has a quartz movement which is battery driven. If the seconds hand is moving in sweeping action - most likely your watch has mechanical movement which is driven by spring. The more information you will submit, the better.
You need to advance the hours (hour hand) 12 hours forward to have the date changed at 12 o'clock midnight.
A detailed description of this procedure is found in the manual of your watch. You can find the right manual with the module nr. on the back of your watch (4 digit number in a rectangle)
The manual for your watch can be downloaded via the link provided below: Timepieces Watches
Mondaine is a quality Swiss manufacturer of watches, so they will use decent quality mechanisms/movements. You don't say if it is a quartz or a mechanical movement.
I assume by 'barrel pin' you are referring to the crown. Check that the crown is not a screw-down one. Try turning the crown slightly before trying to press it back.
It's possible that there is a fault with the 'latch' that holds the crown and stem in place. Do not attempt to force the crown back in!
If gentle persuasion fails to get the crown back in, I'd suggest a trip to your preferred watch repair centre.
This is the model with the exposed button on the right side. The back does not come off, but the front does! If you use a loop you may be able to see a notch between 7 and 9 O'clock. Be very careful because the gasket keeping the watch water resistant is right there. You do not want to harm it. I put the watch in a holder and place a very thin jewelers screw drive on the side. With a jewels hammer I tap lightly until the front comes off. You must then carefully remove the movement from the case and not touch the hands. In order to close the watch after battery replacement, a watch press is a must. Without the press, you won't get the watch closed. The manufacturer suggests taking the watch to a qualified professional. You can send it to the manufacturer as well and they will change the battery for you. The Manufacturer is La Crosse Technology in La Crosse Wisconsin.
retrieve the warrantee certificate to acquire agreements
1. a broken screen may require replacement parts attainable by packing, mailing the watch to support specialist of the watch manufacturer. Acquire the details of watch manufacturer online to ascertain the details of product guarantees and warrantees.
Without a Case Closing Plier ($15 to $20) or a Case Closing Press ($15
to $50) you will not easily be able to get the back to snap back in - see WikiAnswers
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