How do I adjust the date on an Ebohr watch?

　　Ebohr is a premium mass-market watch brand under Citychamp Watch & Jewellery Group Limited, integrating research, design, manufacturing, and sales. So, how should you adjust the date on an Ebohr watch?

　　Method for adjusting the date on an Ebohr watch

　　Pull out the crown to make all the watch hands stop moving, entering the 'time setting' state. At this point, set the time to precisely six o'clock. This is done to prevent damaging the date module when adjusting the date and day of the week shortly after.

　　Push the crown back in by one click to the 'date and day setting' state. At this point, the watch hands will begin to move normally, which you can ignore.

　　Adjust the date and day to the day before your target date. For example, if today is Friday the 29, and you are setting the watch now, set the day to Thursday and the date to 28.

　　A crucial step: pull the crown out again to the 'time setting' position where the hands stop. Begin adjusting the time by turning the hands clockwise (never turn them counter-clockwise, as this can cause significant damage to the time module). This action should be gentle. Adjust the time until the hands approach approximately 12 o'clock, at which point you will see the date and day jump to the next day (the day you are setting the watch). This jump may only occur when the hour hand passes 12 o'clock for the second time; this is normal. The date jump indicates that the watch hands are now indicating the morning period of the day you are setting. If you are setting the watch in the morning, simply adjust it to the current precise time, push the crown back in completely, and the watch hands will move normally; the process is complete. If you are setting the watch in the afternoon, continue adjusting the time by letting the hour hand pass 12 o'clock again (the date and day will not jump and will remain on the current day). The watch will now indicate the afternoon period of the day you are setting. Continue to adjust the watch to the current precise time, push the crown back in completely, and the watch hands will move normally; the process is complete.

　　Knowledge on adjusting the time for mechanical watches

　　1. Please use and adjust the watch correctly. Before using an automatic mechanical watch for the first time, it must be wound manually, but remember not to overwind it so as to avoid damaging the movement and jamming the mechanism. Take care to gently pull and push the crown when adjusting, without using excessive force. Once adjusted, ensure the crown is pushed fully back in to prevent water resistance failure caused by an unsealed crown!

　　2. All mechanical watches have a bedding-in period. During this period, a daily rate variation of plus or minus one minute within 24 hours is considered normal. Once the bedding-in period has passed and the watch enters a stable phase, a secondary adjustment can be made! The bedding-in period is generally set at three months!

　　3. For multi-functional models, take care not to press the chronograph pushers arbitrarily, and remember not to press them in rapid succession! The chronograph function should not be used when the mainspring is fully wound. The sapphire crystal must not rub against diamonds or other glass surfaces!

　　4. Time-setting method for calendar watches:

　　A. First, pull the crown out to the time-setting position and rotate it clockwise until the date changes; this indicates it is 24 AM. If adjusting before 12 PM, rotate the hour and minute hands clockwise to the desired time; if adjusting after 12 PM, rotate the hour and minute hands anti-clockwise to the desired time.

　　B. Use the quick-set corrector button to adjust the date and day display to the required date and day of the week.

　　C. The day wheel changeover is permitted to complete within 4 hours after the date changes.