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How do I close the stem on a zodiac watch?

I just purchased a zodiac watch without a manual. The stem to set the date and wind the watch does back in but doesn't screw down. Is it closed or should I continue to turn it> It is the Sea Dragon model.

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Your watch do not have screw down crown feature. You can only pull out or push in that crown.
Check instructions for yourself from the official Zodiac document here:

https://www.zodiacwatches.com/images/pdf/zodiac_watchinstructions.pdf

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My Sea Dragon watch has stopped. I've tried winding the stem in the closed position until I'm blue in the face, but it won't re-start. Any tips?

All of the models I looked at are quartz types (which are battery driven).

This would account for the failure to wind it up.


You can have a new battery fitted at your local watch shop.
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