Tissot T - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals - Page 8

I guess you never overhauled your watch.Every mechanism has it's limits - so does the watch movements. Your watch has ETA Swiss made mechanical movement which is very good and reliable, but you have to take care of it from time to time. Mechanical movements are designed to last almost forever if they are looked after and yours isn't an exception. Bring it down to the local watchmaker and ask to overhaul it. It will run as new again and will not let you down. It is recommended to overhaul mechanical watches every 4-6 years. If this will be done, your watch will happily tick-tock on your grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand children's wrist and they will remember you with a few good words and respect.

If you have had the watch some time then the battery might be running down.

Go to a watch shop and have the battery replaced. If this does not solve the problem, then you may have to take it to a Tissot dealer or send it to a repair depot.

If you need to look for a dealer, one can be found by going to the Tissot web site "www.tissot.ch", from the menu at the bottom of the page select "stores" and fill in your details.

1. Locate the screw on the side of the watch face. This screw is what you will use to set the time on your watch. Water-resistant watches have a screw-type crown, and the screw must be turned toward the body (unscrewed) before it can be pulled out for further use. If the watch is not water-resistant, the unscrewing is unnecessary.
   
2. 2 Pull the screw gently outward. The screw can be pulled outward in two positions. The first position sets the date and day. Pull the screw out farther (into the second position) to set the time.
   
3. 3 Turn the screw either clockwise or counterclockwise to move the minute and hour hands to the desired time. Push the screw all the way in (and turn it away from the body if you have the water-resistant model) when you are finished.
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4. 1 Locate the three buttons on the side of the watch face. These are the buttons used to set the time. The top button is the "+" indicator for increasing the numbers. The bottom button is the "-" indicator for decreasing numbers. The center button is to activate the setting mode.
   
5. 2 Press the center button in for one second. The watch will beep.
   
6. 3 Press the top "+" button for two seconds. After the watch beeps, you can begin setting the time.
   
7. 4 Press either the "+" button or the "-" button (depending on whether you want to increase or decrease the numbers) to set the time.
   
8. 5 Press the center button when you are finished. The watch will beep. This validates the setting. The seconds will revert to zero.
   

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I suspect that it is in one of the mode settings and is waiting for you to do something.

If you do not have any instructions, you can get them from their web site, so you can check what you did to set the time was correct.
Go to their web site (tissot.com).

At the bottom of the page there is a menu; select "warranty" and a number of alternative PDF files appear on the left.

If you can't see what you want, select "user manual" from the menu at the top and enter the details of your watch.

Choose the one that is suitable for your watch and download

Do you have a manual for the watch?

If yu haven't, then you can download one by going to their web site (tissot.com), click on "collections".

Then on "Touch collection", then click on "t touch", then double click on the t touch and details of the watch will appear. Click on "user manual" and then on "download" for your instructions.

If all else fails, you should send it to an authorised dealer, who should be able to sort it out for you.

You can find out where your nearest dealer is at the web site "www.tissot.ch/". At the bottom of the page is a menu, click on "repairs".

There is a charge for fitting a new battery (which I know you have already done) but at least if you ask them to do it again you can be certain that it will be working when it comes back!

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Before removing your fleece, earth yourself (you have collected static electricity).

You do this by touching metalwork (e,g, water tap).

The usual way to adjust time and date is to screw out (not pull) the winder and rotate it backwards or forwards. The winder will have two "out"positions, one for the date and the other for the time. (the "screw" for the winder is to improve water resistance).

If you have already tried this and it does not work, then go to the Tissot web site "tissot.com", locate your nearest dealer and ask for advice.

Alternatively on the Tissot site find your watch under the heading "sport". To view all the watches in a section move your cursor along the dots, this moves the images along to find the one you want.

Select the PRC100 and details of your watch appear and at the bottom of the menu on the left hand side select "user manuals".

Click on "download" on the right and instructions will appear

If you haven't got any instructions, You can get a set of instructions from their web site (tissot.com).

At the bottom of the page there is a menu; select "warranty" and a number of alternative PDF files appear on the left.

If you can't see what you want, select "user manual" from the menu at the top and enter the details of your watch.

Choose the one that is suitable for your watch and download

1. Activate the Crystal.
2. Select the "units Mode".
3. Press and hold the "T" until it switched to "syncro" mode.
4. Now using the + and - move the hands to the 12 o'clock position.
5. Press "T" again to set.

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Hello,

the problem is surely from the battery. Once you get a new battery, you will see that your watch performance will be at its best.

Best regards.

On some watches the crown screws in to increase water resistance.

Try turning the crown anticlockwise before pulling it out.

Hi there,

Well it seems that your watch settings may be disturbed or you need to change the battery in the watch, just try to remove the battery from your watch by opening the back cover and then insert a new battery after 1 hour, it helps you to reset your watch. and correct the battery problem also.

Good Luck!!

Thanks

go to web site "Tissot.com

Select your watch model.

Select "Repairs" from the tabs along the bottom of the screen

Go to "Quick links" and select online manual for your watch.

AC point is not located under the battery. It is at the edge of movement. Get an eyeglass with good magnification and you will find it.
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The manual will tell you how to do this. To obtain a copy type "support.tissot.ch/?mod_flashPDF/id_138" into your search engine and this should take you to the manual page for your watch.

Follow this link and download manual.http://support.tissot.ch/?mod_usermanual

Activate the crystal, then find the clock calendar function. Hold the center button for 5 seconds until a synchro appears on the data screen, then start pushing top button to move the minute hand to the 12:00 then push bottom button to move minute hand to 12:00. after this is done hold center button for 5 seconds and hans will move to match time on your digital display. Now that you are synched,you can set time as you normally would.
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