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So the wheel we’re talking about is the black one at around 11:00. It’s made of plastic on this caliber, so not the most robust thing in the world, but it does have a safety engineered in. See how the arc on that wheel from around 9:00 to 1:00 is attached at 9:00 but not attached at 1:00? That means the finger that pushes the date wheel forward can bend out the way if the user actuates the quickset at the wrong time.

In short, I think you’re fine.

If you can pull the crown into the hand-setting position and cycle the hour hand twice around the dial with a good date jump, you should be fine. Out of curiosity, what movement is it? There are only a handful of movements being used these days that still use date driver fingers that could cause issues.