Originally Posted by
magirus
I'll expand a little on what I said earlier. I only ever need to set a watch, any watch that is, when I change watches in rotation. I always do this mid morning on Saturdays, and whatever time the watch may say I always wind it through midnight to ensure the day/date changes correctly, and also ensure that if I need to set the day/date/GMT then it's outside of the "fofbidden zone" ;-). This is how I know I haven't inadvertently caused a problem by operating the setting mechanism incorrectly. From what I've read the only real cure is a visit to a watchmaker to ensure that there's no damage present and to reset the GMT hand to where it should be. If a GMT hand has suddenly gone out of synch and back in again, then there must be a reason and it could do so again presumably.I'm sure the majority will have no problem, but as ever the affected minority are the more vocal.