Tissot T - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 3

Renata CR1632
http://www.renata.com/pdf/3vlithium/CR1632_v06.pdf
To replace battery you need to have very small screwdriver and some knife to open back cover. 

I don't think it is normal for hand to move when tilted. what about the warranty? Tissot must cover your watch under the warranty. Mind you I had a similar experience with Samsonite luggage and despite International guarantee, they did not honor. I have lost faith in some brand names.

Putting the back on a watch seems to be a frequent problem, possibly why most makers recommend that you let a jeweller replace a battery.

I suggest you try the following method:

1) Place you watch on a flat surface (on top of a cloth to protect the crystal)

2)place the back in position (check alignment of any seal)

3)place the thumbs of each hand together at one point on the rim and then (leaning firmly on both thumbs) work you way round the rim until the back clicks into position.

If there is a notch on the back which is made to make is easier to remove it, then I suggest that you start on the opposite side to this.

You may need several attempts to to get it right but keep trying.

If all else fails, a trip to your local watch shop should solve your problem.

Good luck!

Try Retrevo Manuals.com

http://support.tissot.ch/?mod_usersmanual

unscrew the middle key or crown first then pull outhttp://support.tissot.ch/usersmanual/148-en.pdfhttp://support.tissot.ch/usersmanual/148-en.pdf