Tag Heuer Link - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues - Page 9

pull the middle knob out all the way and then turn it. It should turn the minute hand allowing you to set the time

This sounds to me as the Oscillating weight is getting loose and touching the movement. There could be a loose screw as well. That's why your watch is stopping (not enough power to fully auto-wind the spring). There is nothing you can do, I'm afraid, but to show watch to the watchmaker for proper inspection. The longer you'll wear it as it is - the more damage will be done.

Battery in watch was fitted at the time of assembly, not at the point of sale. Replace the battery and ask watchmaker to check if the watch is OK at once.

This sort of behaviour indicates that the battery needs replacing.

Hi,

Choose the country you are from and check the location and contact and ask for the nearest service centre and replace it.You can replace it in Heuer service centre only.
http://www.tagheuer-timing.com/contact/index.lbl

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TO SET TIME AND DATE, PUSH SIDE BUTTONS TOGETHER OR AT SAME TIME TO MAKE THE SCREEN OR FACE OF WATCH APPEAR WITH ITS TIME OR DATE, THEN GO TO OTHER SIDE BUTTONS TO GO UP OR DOWN ON THE TIME OR DATE UNTIL YOU GET TO THE PROPER TIME AND DATE. THEN GO BACK TO FIRST BUTTONS YOU PUSHED AND PUSH THEM ONCE MORE TO GET OUT OF THE SETTING MODE.

MANUAL:
http://www.tagheuer.com/_documents/manuals/EI2254_en.pdf

instructions is:
http://www.tagheuer.com/_documents/manuals/EI2254_en.pdf

http://www.tagheuer.com/_documents/manuals/EI2254_en.pdf

I can solve your problem as I had the same one on my Tag Heuer 2000 Classic Multigraph WK111A.BA0331, just recieved last week. A few minutes ago I was finally able to get the company to send me a PDF file with the instructions, and you definitely need them. Email me your address and I will send you this file with my comliments.

1)Rotate crown fast - to change into "date + day" mode
2)crown up
3)fast rotation or the crown = changing the language (en, spain, france, german)
(when rotate crown slowly = you'll change year).

Or read full manual where this procedure are written in exact form:
http://www.tagheuer.com/_documents/manuals/EI2254_en.pdf

2 minutes a few months is OK but 2 minutes a day is too much. Bring it to service center for clean & service.

The date change occcurs at 12 O'clock but your watch is set so that it changes at 12 noon rather than 12 midnight. This is easy to correct, simply wind your watch on 12 hours and it will change at midnight.

Page 4 of the Omega manual at this link describes how to synchronise the digital and analogue displays http://www.old-omegas.com/1665en.html - works the same for Tag.

It indicates low battery. Replace battery, No service needed.

You can try here:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000AY5JT8/ref=asc_df_B000AY5JT81393335?smid=A2BABJGO8KYRCT&tag=nextagusmp0388283-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395105&creativeASIN=B000AY5JT8

If you go to http://www.tagheuer.com/the-collection/tag-heuer-formula-1/men/quartz-chronograph/index.lbl?w=CAH1110.BA0850 , you will see a menu on the right of the screen.

Clcik on "user manual" to download the manual for your watch.

There are no instructions about setting the date apart from saying the date changes at midnight but you can advance the date by winding it past midnight. If you want to advance it more than one day, wind it back and then forward past midnight again. Repeat as many times as required until you reach the date you need.

How far back you need to wind the watch you will have to find by eaperimenting and observing when the date changes. You might hear a soft "click" when winding it backward, you can the wind it forward again.

This watch should bring between $1400 to $1600 depending on condition

The watch has a mechanism that changes the date once every 24 hours and it is 12 hours out.

This can be fixed by winding the watch forward 12 hours.

It rather depends what you mean by "very often".

An automatic watch will run for 2-3 days before stoping if it is not used.

These watches thrive on being used and are best used every day.

It could be that your watch needs cleaning (I had one that was like that when I bought it and I had it cleaned and it ran for years after that).