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·If that fails, only thing left is to live with it or have it serviced.
Jack heuer autavia cal 02
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·If that fails, only thing left is to live with it or have it serviced.
Might live with it, chronograph running. I like the hand sweeping round anyway
Thanks for the tips. It isn’t magnetised at the moment but when it is i will try your method
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·Oh no!
Something bad happened.
I had the crown in position 2 and pushed the start/stop pusher on chronograph so I could see the running seconds better.
Think the winding pin is bent or something worse. The hour hand moves on its own like a gmt and the date moves at the same time then etc
The time is set properly now but it’s off to the menders I think.
It mainly slips every few turns when winding clockwise on setting the time.
Something bad happened.
I had the crown in position 2 and pushed the start/stop pusher on chronograph so I could see the running seconds better.
Think the winding pin is bent or something worse. The hour hand moves on its own like a gmt and the date moves at the same time then etc
The time is set properly now but it’s off to the menders I think.
It mainly slips every few turns when winding clockwise on setting the time.
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·I found in my experience and also read somewhere that you really need to give the CH02 a good wind 👍
80 hours just won’t be possible without some good push 😉
80 hours just won’t be possible without some good push 😉
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·I found in my experience and also read somewhere that you really need to give the CH02 a good wind 👍
80 hours just won’t be possible without some good push 😉
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·Any idea how many turns are needed to fully wind up the H02?
Sorry, I haven’t really counted it. Most of the time, I just leave my CH02 in the wrist for 1-2 hours before I adjust the time. I always have my iPhone for my “time” purposes 😁 It’s just wearing a TAG Heuer chrono makes me feel good and indirectly tells others, I’m a car/motorsport guy 😉
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·I found in my experience and also read somewhere that you really need to give the CH02 a good wind 👍
80 hours just won’t be possible without some good push 😉
I’m going to have it repaired by tag and sell it.
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·Sorry, I haven’t really counted it. Most of the time, I just leave my CH02 in the wrist for 1-2 hours before I adjust the time. I always have my iPhone for my “time” purposes 😁 It’s just wearing a TAG Heuer chrono makes me feel good and indirectly tells others, I’m a car/motorsport guy 😉
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·It all works fine if I set the time by turning the crown anti clockwise. Just slips a little now when I turn it clockwise.
Gutted!
Gutted!
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Maybe I’ll try this first
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·Sorry, I haven’t really counted it. Most of the time, I just leave my CH02 in the wrist for 1-2 hours before I adjust the time. I always have my iPhone for my “time” purposes 😁 It’s just wearing a TAG Heuer chrono makes me feel good and indirectly tells others, I’m a car/motorsport guy 😉
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·You got it sir @OttoWilliam 👍
A little warm up wouldn’t be so bad especially for finer things in life like mechanical watches & sports cars 😉
A little warm up wouldn’t be so bad especially for finer things in life like mechanical watches & sports cars 😉
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·You got it sir @OttoWilliam 👍
A little warm up wouldn’t be so bad especially for finer things in life like mechanical watches & sports cars 😉
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well back to watch topic, i haven't test this theory, but i think manual watch might be more durable and less maintenance cost compare to automatic one.
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·I’m just trying to retrace my steps and I did give it a good wind before breaking it.
So don’t let this method of winding it first lead you to think the pusher can’t be used to mangle the movement. I do have a touch like a blacksmith at times. Not ladies hands but that’s just Neanderthal me.
So don’t let this method of winding it first lead you to think the pusher can’t be used to mangle the movement. I do have a touch like a blacksmith at times. Not ladies hands but that’s just Neanderthal me.
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·I used the term weekend car just to sound cool. I don't own any sport car truth be told 👎...
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well back to watch topic, i haven't test this theory, but i think manual watch might be more durable and less maintenance cost compare to automatic one.
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·You got it sir @OttoWilliam 👍
A little warm up wouldn’t be so bad especially for finer things in life like mechanical watches & sports cars 😉
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·Oh no!
Something bad happened.
I had the crown in position 2 and pushed the start/stop pusher on chronograph so I could see the running seconds better.
Think the winding pin is bent or something worse. The hour hand moves on its own like a gmt and the date moves at the same time then etc
The time is set properly now but it’s off to the menders I think.
It mainly slips every few turns when winding clockwise on setting the time.
On the bright side, while in for repair you can also have them adjust the movement so it doesn't lose as much time.
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·Sorry to hear about this, must feel horrible having just gotten the watch. I would never think to engage the chrono with the crown pulled out. Now I know never ever to do that!
On the bright side, while in for repair you can also have them adjust the movement so it doesn't lose as much time.
I was rushing and multi tasking with my five year old. Forgot I had left the crown pulled out.
I demagnetised it the way you suggested too.
It does still work but I know it’s not right.
The tag official service price is for 2017 and the 02 movement isn’t listed although all the pictures show the exploded 02 movement.
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·Sent it off to the menders.
Even they don’t know how much a service is on an 02 movement.
I should know in a few days.
£520 at least my guess is.
Even they don’t know how much a service is on an 02 movement.
I should know in a few days.
£520 at least my guess is.
