We claim:
1. A method for automatic time setting in an analogue watch, the method comprising:
receiving, by a time setting system, a command associated with time to be set in an
analogue watch from a user device;
calculating, by the time setting system, number of pulses required to set time in the analogue watch based on the command;
energizing, by the time setting system, an induction coil of the time setting system to generate a rotating magnetic flux using the number of pulses; and
generating, by the time setting system, a drive current in the analogue watch using the rotating magnetic flux through mutually induced magnetic induction to set time in the analogue watch.
2. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the analogue watch is placed on the induction coil of the time setting system.
3. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein generating the drive current in the analogue watch using the rotating magnetic flux through the mutually induced magnetic induction comprising:
generating, by the time setting system, an electric current in a stator of the analogue watch using the rotating magnetic flux through the mutually induced magnetic induction;
moving, by the analogue watch, a rotor of the analogue watch using the electric current in the stator of the analogue watch; and
adjusting, by the analogue watch, hands of the analogue watch using the rotor movement of the analogue watch to set time in the analogue watch.
4. The method as claimed in claim 3, further comprising:
monitoring, by the time setting system, at least one of day, date, hour, minute and second hands position of the analogue watch using an image capturing device communicatively coupled to the time setting system;
checking, by the time setting system, whether the set time in the analogue watch is correct based on the monitoring and the received command associated with time; and
providing, by the time setting system, a signal to indicate the set time in the analogue watch is not correct based on the checking.

5. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the command associated with time comprises at least one of day, date, hour, minute and second hands position of the analogue watch.
6. A time setting system for automatic time setting in an analogue watch, the time setting system comprising:
a processor; and
a memory communicatively coupled to the processor, wherein the memory stores processor-executable instructions, which on execution, cause the processor to:
receive a command associated with time to be set in an analogue watch from a user device;
calculate number of pulses required to set time in the analogue watch based on the command;
energize an induction coil of the time setting system to generate a rotating magnetic flux using the number of pulses; and
generate a drive current in the analogue watch using the rotating magnetic flux through mutually induced magnetic induction to set time in the analogue watch .
7. The time setting system as claimed in claim 6, wherein the analogue watch is placed on the induction coil of the time setting system.
8. The time setting system as claimed in claim 6 is configured to:
generate an electric current in a stator of the analogue watch using the rotating magnetic flux through the mutually induced magnetic induction;
move a rotor of the analogue watch using the electric current in the stator of the analogue watch; and
adjust hands of the analogue watch using the rotor movement of the analogue watch to set time in the analogue watch.
9. The time setting system as claimed in claim 8 is configured to:
monitor at least one of day, date, hour, minute and second hands position of the analogue watch using an image capturing device communicatively coupled to the time setting system;

check whether the set time in the analogue watch is correct based on the monitoring and the received command associated with time; and
provide a signal to indicate the set time in the analogue watch is not correct based on the checking.
10. The time setting system as claimed in claim 6, wherein the command associated with time comprises at least one of day, date, hour, minute and second hands position of the analogue watch.