Yes, it was similar beforehand - one of the reasons I sent it in.
Oh well, it's going back to TAG again for them to have another go. I've already waited 3 months so can wait a bit longer for them to get it right I guess.
Yes, it was similar beforehand - one of the reasons I sent it in.
Oh well, it's going back to TAG again for them to have another go. I've already waited 3 months so can wait a bit longer for them to get it right I guess.
I don't know why most of authorized Tag Heuer service center refuse to do calibration in the first place.
I used to own a Heuer01 45mm and i sent it to SC for calibration and they told me my watch was accurate at +10/day, i was like yeah can i pay you like USD100 (equivalent) to make it at most +5/day ? they don't want to do it...bummer !
I suppose this is the issue with movements without any manufacturer guarantee or certification for precision. Is there any official info what so ever from TAG about the precision of the H02 or will future service mean I get it back with a +-10 to 30 sec per day isch...
I suppose this is the issue with movements without any manufacturer guarantee or certification for precision. Is there any official info what so ever from TAG about the precision of the H02 or will future service mean I get it back with a +-10 to 30 sec per day isch...
TAG do publish accuracy standards on their website. When I spoke to them yesterday, they agreed +40s/day was outside their tolerances and they are sending me a shipping kit to take another look at it.
If i am not mistaken it was still within their spectrum. Of course i don't have the manual book anymore but maybe it was something like -6 to +10 ?
But my point is, if i want to pay for a service to make it more accurate, why can't they do it ? I mean if it wasn't an in house movement i definitely go to independent watch repairer and have it calibrate, pay for the service, and done.
Can you please link because I have not been able to find it for the H02
The accuracy of TAG Heuer watches depends on several factors, including the type of movement and conditions of use. The following list shows TAG Heuer average tolerance given by the Swiss movement suppliers (based on normal conditions, and full power reserve for automatics):
Quartz movement: between -1 and +11 seconds per month
Standard automatic: between -5 and +20 seconds per day
Chronometer: between -4 and +6 seconds per day
A TAG Heuer watchmaker can carry out a maintenance service to adjust the timing rate of an automatic movement if it is performing outside these tolerances.
Will send some prayers your way, might sacrifice a banana to the silver gods too, just for extra luck.
Well it's back again. Seems to be keeping better time than before but need to time it over 24 hours to really see. New strap is very nice to have, but will probably be kept in the box for now as I like my deployant clasp.
That was fast! Very cool strap and pin buckle, nice bonus!!!
Do you know the part numbers for the strap and buckle? I didn't realize TH made this style. Is it 19mm at the lugs?
18mm tapering to 16mm at the clasp. Sorry but I don't know the part numbers offhand.
