How do I wind my timepiece - Baume Et Mercier Capeland Automatic MOA08386 Wristwatch

Its time for a service.
Take it to any Rolex re-seller that offers repair or to any good timepiece service center. If its a vintage piece i would recommend sending it to Rolex, paying the extra cost to receive the watch with full Rolex repair documents and service history. The Rolex web site has information on this. Also this company does a fine job on Rolex repair. https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-repair-service
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It seems to me that the company servicing your timepiece (Rolex or otherwise) must have missed something or did not properly service your timepiece.

You are correct that your watch should not require service every ten months. After servicing, your Rolex, like most all automatics, should run properly for 3-5 years depending on environmental conditions. Our Rolex service offers a one year warranty, and if any issues present within that time, the service is free.

I would recommend using a company that has a full time Certified Master Horologist on staff to service your timepiece that offers a warranty on their work. Thanks for the rating, and we are happy to help you and service your Rolex.

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Expert watch repair for Rolex Breitling Tag Heuer Movado

I would recommend servicing your timepiece. Analyzing the movement with a timing machine or a physical examination of the movement is the only way to repair this issue. You may find a local Certified Master Horologist, or feel free to send it to our service center, we would be happy to help you!

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Expert watch repair for Rolex Breitling Tag Heuer Movado

Casio made them. http://www.casio.com/products/Timepiece/G-Shock/

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Casio made them. Look here for more information: http://www.casio.com/products/Timepiece/G-Shock/

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Since the watch has a quartz movement, no winding is needed.

If your watch has stopped, return it to Cartier to have it replaced.

(to see their web site entry for this watch, go to http://www.cartier.co.uk/#/show-me/timepieces/w62016v3-roadster-de-cartier-watch-small-model .

WIND AT THE SAME TIME EVERY DAY. This is extremely important. In order to ensure that your watch keeps good time it must be wound at the same time every day. Most people like to do this at night before bed.
WIND ALL THE WAY. The watch must be wound all the way, or it will slowly lose the proper time and require constant resetting. Also, if not wound all the way, the watch may stop keeping time earlier than expected.
WIND IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. Most European watches wind clockwise when the face of the watch is pointing towards you. Determine which way your watch winds, and stick to that direction. To figure this out, try to turn it both ways. The wrong way will either be extremely loose, or extremely tight.
Tips & Warnings
Keeping your watch clean and free of dust and dirt will also add to its longevity.
Contact the watch's manufacturer for any special and/or specific care methods.
Don't under or over wind you watch. When you start to feel resistance, STOP.

Your watch is a quartz type that does not need winding.

If you go to their web site (http://www.cartier.co.uk/#/show-me/timepieces/w51011q3-tank-fran%C3%A7aise-watch-medium-model?tab=2" and you will see details of your model.

If it were mine, I would have a watchmaker take it in for cleaning, Omegas are generally quality timepieces and worth the occasional maintenance cost.