Tissot Watches - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Yes they put it in for transit. At the dealer, they pull it out and the watch starts ticking. ..

Take it back to the shop that changed the battery. They have slightly misaligned the movement to the case. With a watch as good as a Tissot it is better to use a Tissot authorised dealer. My Seiko goes from Canada to London, UK for service.

It could be that you have purchased the wrong battery for your watch and you should take it to a person that repairs watches and jewelry then to figure out what type of battery that will work in your watch.

The reset button may be defective

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Hi. Can I assume this is a quartz powered watch? If so, sometimes, if thger bettery is either old or has started leaking hen is causes misfires in the time regulator.. First step would be chasnge battery & resdet the watch & monitor it. If this does not work, then put it into a Tissot service centre. Ifts not a quartz movement, there is no fault in a mechanical movement really that could cause this. Hope this helps.

From your description it could be the main spring is broken, or there is a gear and or bushing failure. You will have to give the watch to a place that can service your watch. If you contact Tossot customer support they can advise you.

A water resistant watch usually has a back that screws into the case and seals with a rubber O ring. Sometimes the back can be very tight to unscrew so even with the dedicated wrench it is difficult to remove without damage to the case. The professional would disconnect one end of the bracelet and clamp the case into a special holder. Once a non-dealer has replaced the battery it is usual to discover the back isn't replaced as tightly as original - this is reflected by the usual warning the watch will no longer be waterproof. The only way to retain the waterproof or water resistant quality is to have the battery replaced by a dealer or manufacturer when it will be, if required, pressure tested.

have clasp adjusted

recheck battery install may not be properly seated

Hello, Jijin - See the information here: https://allservicecenters.com/Tissot/Tissot-Philippines-Service-Center-Customer-Care-Number-_013097.html Best wishes.

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.

If the battery was dead too long the fumes from the battery might have damage the electronics and that's not good it will have to go back to tissot for a new movement What I'm going to tell u is very inportant. Never let a watch set dead I don't care if it's a windup or an automatic or even a battery watch. U must always keep the running because all the lubriactions will set up and not performed properly. Just like a car setting dead too kind In ur case the battery has cause the problem Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gerald_b9936683ef6d97c6

take it back for a warranty inspection / repair or refund maybe it is not genuine brand but a knock off in which case the manufacturer would like to be told about

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If it is the eta 2824-2 model. When you say the hands don't turn, I take it it does not work? its an automatic so needs wrist/ hand movement to wind the rotor. You can manually wind the watch by simply turning the crown (without pulling the crown out) Try doing this first.

take it back for a warranty exchange or repayment

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I see this is a Tissot 1853 watch. As you bought it very recently, I would expect a good quality watch like yours to change date soon after midnight. However, it's probably not faulty. There are many watches that don't show the correct date until as late as about 2 am. If it really bothers you, the you would need to get the hands reseated so that the watch shows midnight when the date change occurs. This is not an easy job, and best left to a professional. My advice would be to ignore it if the watch is otherwise performing OK.

Take out the old one and you have your answer!