Sorry to hear about your Monaco sir.. I hope everything goes well from this point on![]()
Update on the Monaco cal 11 glitch.
TAG head honcho at the workshop said the sub seconds should not jump when reset. Its not right she said.
I heard it straight from the horses mouth.
Wonder why they sent it back to you unfixed then?
Regardless, it should not skip, mine don't. But I wonder if this behavior is intrinsic to certain batches of the movement, or if it's an ETA vs. Sellita thing?
Since it only jumps when you have the chrono hand stopped between 35 and 45, I suspect this might be the first time this issue has been raised to TAG Heuer. It's probably super rare that anyone would have stopped the chrono at that exact spot and then stared at the seconds hand to notice it jump.
Since it only jumps when you have the chrono hand stopped between 35 and 45, I suspect this might be the first time this issue has been raised to TAG Heuer. It's probably super rare that anyone would have stopped the chrono at that exact spot and then stared at the seconds hand to notice it jump.
Plus I didn’t stare at it I just noticed it. like something wasn’t right
Plus I didn’t stare at it I just noticed it. like something wasn’t right
I work with fine detail being a joiner/carpenter. I get anal about measurements and tools doing their job properly or how they were intended.
Maybe I should forget about it and become liberated.
Sounds like mechanical watches might be something that will eventually create some anxiety for you now and then! Old mechanical tech that sort of keeps precise time, isch![]()
Is it only SM Monaco or all other Monaco too ? I used to own a Monaco (not the SM one of course). Don't remember about having a problem except the sub dial doesn't reset exactly to zero. I sent it toTH service and they got it done for about 3 weeks.
Thx for the info. My sundials all line up, guess I got that going for me