Was the time before you made the time change in the future? If so, then the RRDs already populated themselves with data up to that point in time. This means that you won't see updates until that time is passed. What is the time of the RRD files? You would probably see files in the future listed in /var/airwave/rrd/rrd_check.
If you're not seeing anything in that file, you can initialize the check with:
# touch /tmp/base
# perl -e 'utime time+600, time+600, "/tmp/base"'
# /usr/bin/find /var/airwave/rrd -newer /tmp/base -type f > /var/airwave/rrd/rrd_check
If this was based off of a backup restored, you can do:
# amp_disable
# mv /var/airwave/rrd /tmp/old_rrd
Then restore just the RRD portion by extracting the /var/airwave/rrd directory from the backup file (tar -xvf nightly_data.tar.gz /var/airwave/rrd), wherever you restore the RRD files, you can just move into /var/airwave/rrd.
If you don't happen to care about the past graph data, you can blow away the RRDs and recreate the base RRDs:
# amp_disable
# rm -rf /var/airwave/rrd
# cd /root/svn/mercury
# make
# amp_enable