Tissot T-Touch T33759851 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

In this watch the battery should be changed after one year, depending on how often the features are used. After changing the battery the all reset should be done. Best to take it to an authorized service, and not any non authorized place to change the battery. Get in touch with Tissot for the info about where to bring the watch.

Are you wearing it? Only reads proper ambient temp when off your wrist. Otherwise it is reading body temp.

there usually is an AC contact point to reset digital watches. Touching the + and the ac point with a conductive wire usually resets the watch. Not sure about the spring- I'm not going to open my Tissot up unless I have to.

Push the middle button then touch the centre screen selecting the "nits" mode(24 C m), then push the middle button again for 5 seconds."Synchro" will appear on the display. By using pushers + and -, bring the two hands pre-cisely to 12 o'clock Incrementation of the minute hand(3 steps=1 minute) Incrementattion of the hour hand(3 steps=1 minute) Press the middle button to validate the setting.

I have the same problem with my t touch one, the first model with round push button, after take it to a battery replacement and service, and ask a tissot representative store, I receive two answers and both says that I have to change the movement... means ... the machine, and if is under warranty will be free, is maybe 6 or more years old so no more warranty, sad but true, I let it be. I will not spend at least 400 USD. to do it, so, try to enjoy the rest of functions left and a nice looking watch.

If you syncro you must touch the center until the option look open the press the middle button for 5 sec and you see the function Synchro.You must set the 2 hands at 12 exactly.greekdimis.blog spot.

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.

This is the tried and tested solution from this very nice gentleman. Many thanks to him (Ha Bi):

1. Press and hold on to the T button until it beeps
   
2. Touch the middle of the screen to change digital display to unit selection
3. Press and hold the T-button until "Synchronize" comes up in the digital display
4. Use the + button and - button to align the hour and minute hand to 12:00.
5. Click on the T-button again. Congrats, you're done!
6. Enjoy~

Must see blog for all T-touch users

http://myhabi.blogspot.com/2008/10/tissot-t-touch-battery-change.html

Mine did the same thing; I read in other blogs that this could happen due to humidity. I heat up my watch with my wife's blower for about 5 minutes on high. After 5 min I couldn't even touch it! The screen went blank. After a few minutes when it cooled down the screen came back up and to my amazement all the function came back. it is risky but So far... it works well.

Even I see the same. But I got this repeatedly to the Authorised Service Personnel of TIssot in India. But this never got fixed. Anyways thanks for the guidance. CheersMadhu

These babies are notorious for going down the tubes with a battery change. I bet if you get it back it won't work with a new battery. Twice I have replaced batteries and the watch didn't work when I finished. One of them was my own watch, I think $450 is about half the price of a new watch and that is sad. Cool watch just not very long life

here is manualhttp://support.tissot.ch/usersmanual/138-en.pdf

may need to be reset, re instal battery. battery life is 4 yrs.

Where is cebu?

Run the watch through the all reset procedure and calibrate it and you should be good to go! http://support.tissot.ch/usersmanual/138-en.pdf

It is a battery problem. All you need is new battery for your watch. After fitting the new battery your watch will be back to normal. Rate me, plz.

This can be difficult(read dangerous to your watches health) to do if you don't know how. I paid 700 for mine and would not try to save 10 bucks doing it myself versus destroying my own watch, take it to a legitemate watchmaker. He will also inspect gaskets and will have the proper tools and most importantly will know what he is doing.

Press the center button marked "T". The watch should beep once;- Touch the center of the touch-sensitive face until 24H Cm appears in the digital LCD display;
- Press and hold the center button marked "T" for approx. 5 seconds. The watch will beep once and then again a second time, after 5 seconds have passed. The digital LCD display should now read SYNCHRO;
- Press the upper button marked "+" to move the minute hand until it is positioned exactly at 12:00;
- Press the lower button marked "-" to move the hour hand until it is also positioned exactly at 12:00;
- When both hands are aligned together and pointing directly at 12:00, press the center button marked "T" to save your settings.
- Your watch is now synchronized, so no expensive repair work is required!

Hi,

Please follow the below website.

http://support.tissot.ch/?mod_video/idvid_0001


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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There are instructions on here and in the tissot website. However in basic layman terms here goes...

Press central button and hold for 5 seconds til 2nd beep heard. press centre of glass to show 24hr CM display. Sync will appear in LCD window.Then press top button (mins hand) until hand at 12 exactly. Then press bottom button( hrs) and again hold til at 12 exactly then press centre button. This hould fix sync.

My problem is that I changed my 4 year old battery today and at first heard a beep, removed battery as fiddley closure of base and redid battery. Now I have nothing at all. Could i have possibly shorted out the watch and what do I do now?

StevieG