[normdiaz]

(Probably only 6M26 owners will know what I'm talking about.) On the June 27th I noticed the date was reading 28. Did the all- reset procedure and adjusted the date settings. Upon completion of the date settings adjustment, with the hands on 6 o'clock and the date on 27, when I pushed the crown back in the date advanced to 28 and the hands advanced to 7 o'clock. To remedy, I reset the hands to 6 o'clock and the date to 26 (no action resulted when the crown was pushed back in). The following day (actual date 28), when the date had automatically changed to 27, I reset the date at 28. When the crown was pushed back in, the date remained at 28 and the hands at 6 o'clock. Will wait and see how it reacts from here on, especially on the next 26th date. :-[ (Note: Only other action was a battery change by third party early this month, but I did the all-reset and date/time adjustments at that time, and everything was fine until the 26th.)

Any 6M26 owners had similar experience with theirs?

 

[Catalin]

(Probably only 6M26 owners will know what I'm talking about.)
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Any 6M26 owners had similar experience with theirs?

Nothing like that, but please be aware that when doing the all-reset and hands-alignment the date must be also aligned to 1 !!!

Also it might be a battery that is getting somehow low or some dust inside that makes date advancement on certain days a lot more energy-intensive...

 

[normdiaz]

Nothing like that, but please be aware that when doing the all-reset and hands-alignment the date must be also aligned to 1 !!!

Also it might be a battery that is getting somehow low or some dust inside that makes date advancement on certain days a lot more energy-intensive...

Thanks for that reply, Catalin. Think you nailed it -- I may have forgotten to reset the date to "1" after re-set procedure. Repeated the re-set procedure including the return of the date to "1" before resetting the final date/time. Think that may have done the trick. I'll know for sure on June 30.