Welcome to the dedicated TAG Heuer Connected Discussions!

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With the help of @Calibre11, @dsio, and @Trev we now have a dedicated place for TAG Heuer Connected Discussions!

Please help me thank them for making this happen.

Hope you all enjoy this space!

- Hubert
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Hi all, I am looking for a black silicone/rubber strap for the OG Connected 46, any advice on where to or how to purchase

Cheers
 
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Hi all, I am looking for a black silicone/rubber strap for the OG Connected 46, any advice on where to or how to purchase

Cheers
Contact your Authorized Dealer, or TAG Heuer Customer Service / After Sales in your country.
 
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HI,

Since I bought my Tag Heuer watch I hade NO problem BT Connect to my iPhone X. It since last week The BT are dropping OFF/On All time.
Both part watch and iPhone is updatede With latest software and also The Android wear app is newesr version.

Any good ideer to this ?
 
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Gentlemen,
I want to sell my Tag Heuer Connected (1st Gen) leather strap. Is anyone interested? If you would like to contact me directly feel free to contact me via WhatsApp on +966568108784.
Thanks
 
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Well here's a image of my connected 45 and my fake Aquaracer isn't it disappointing how the gen buckle is scratched to help and was so after a few weeks compared to the face which has been used daily for around 3 months . I suggest TAG use replica clasps going fwd, much better material used
 
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Well here's a image of my connected 45 and my fake Aquaracer isn't it disappointing how the gen buckle is scratched to help and was so after a few weeks compared to the face which has been used daily for around 3 months . I suggest TAG use replica clasps going fwd, much better material used

“much better material used” in your fake Aquaracer? Do you think steel is better than titanium? Steel is harder... but better than titanium? I don’t think so 😉

Is it better a rubber strap than a leather strap, just because rubber is more water/stain resistant? I don’t think so... at least, we pay three times the rubber strap price to get a leather strap, even when leather is more delicate

Titanium is a nice, high-tech, lightweight, and expensive material (for sure much more expensive than the steel from a fake watch), but is not very resistant to scratches... I learnt this lesson with my first titanium modular buckle (now attached to the black rubber strap, in the picture), so I was more careful -from day one- with my other titanium buckles, and these other buckles are now in very good condition (like in the blue rubber strap). So titanium is a very good material, but you have to take care of it... as is the case with leather


BTW, I have ordered a set of “scratch remover” fiberglass pencils to repair/improve my scratched titanium buckle. I’m reporting here how it works!
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Anxiously awaiting your results!
 
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Anxiously awaiting your results!

So... it works!!! ::psy::

I bought this “scratch remover” fiberglass pencil by ebay (there are several places offering very similar tools), and it arrived today.

My oldest titanium buckle was very scratched, so it was the best candidate to test the tool. And the result is amazing!! 👍

The buckle before:


“Brushing” the buckle with the tool (you have to brush the surface in the same direction it was originally brushed), and depending on how deep is the scratch you have to brush more or less times over the scratch. For light scratches, just two or three times is enough.


And this is the final result. This fiberglass pencil
is magic! 🥰


After this first test, I removed other minor scratches in other titanium buckles, and also a big scratch I had in one of the titanium lugs. Now it looks perfect again! 😀

The fiberglass is slightly consumed while you brush the metal, but you can remove many scratches with one of these tools!
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So... it works!!! ::psy::

I bought this “scratch remover” fiberglass pencil by ebay (there are several places offering very similar tools), and it arrived today.

My oldest titanium buckle was very scratched, so it was the best candidate to test the tool. And the result is amazing!! 👍

The buckle before:


“Brushing” the buckle with the tool (you have to brush the surface in the same direction it was originally brushed), and depending on how deep is the scratch you have to brush more or less times over the scratch. For light scratches, just two or three times is enough.


And this is the final result. This fiberglass pencil
is magic! 🥰


After this first test, I removed other minor scratches in other titanium buckles, and also a big scratch I had in one of the titanium lugs. Now it looks perfect again! 😀

The fiberglass is slightly consumed while you brush the metal, but you can remove many scratches with one of these tools!
Very nice. Thanks for sharing the results!
 
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I use that fibre glass pen almost every day to clean electronic board contacts.. did not thought to try it on my CM45 buckle.. had in plan to go some day to a jeweler to polish it. I made it today.. myself.. almost perfect finish. Thanks for the idea.
 
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So... it works!!! ::psy::

I bought this “scratch remover” fiberglass pencil by ebay (there are several places offering very similar tools), and it arrived today.

My oldest titanium buckle was very scratched, so it was the best candidate to test the tool. And the result is amazing!! 👍

The buckle before:


“Brushing” the buckle with the tool (you have to brush the surface in the same direction it was originally brushed), and depending on how deep is the scratch you have to brush more or less times over the scratch. For light scratches, just two or three times is enough.


And this is the final result. This fiberglass pencil
is magic! 🥰


After this first test, I removed other minor scratches in other titanium buckles, and also a big scratch I had in one of the titanium lugs. Now it looks perfect again! 😀

The fiberglass is slightly consumed while you brush the metal, but you can remove many scratches with one of these tools!

Any chance you could share a link where you got them from please?

Thank you
 
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Any chance you could share a link where you got them from please?

Thank you
Of course!

I bought this set with three different sizes to this German company by ebay:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.es/ulk/itm/182107386541

And if you search for “watch scratch tool” in ebay, you will find other options of these fiberglass pencils
 
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Hi guys,

Anyone has experience with the watch restarts when you see the swirling balls?

Really weird. Ran a error report on my watch yesterday. Put it back on the charger over night and today when waking. Watch don't want to turn itself on.

did this
1. Press and hold down the power button until watch restarts (about 15 seconds)
2. During the boot up animations (TAG's logo, Intel's logo, or the swirling balls), press and hold the crown and simultaneously swipe from top left to bottom right, then release crown (You can repeat this process until the screen blacks out and the boot process restarts)
3. The watch will boot to an image of the Android character on his back. Long press the power button for about 5 seconds and release. You should see the "Android system recovery" menu.
4. Short press the power button three times to go down the menu to highlight "wipe cache partition"
5. Long press for 3 seconds to select "wipe cache partition" and confirm your selection
6. Short press the power button twice to go down the menu to highlight "wipe data/factory reset"
7. Long press for 3 seconds to select "wipe data/factory reset" and confirm your selection
8. Select "reboot system now'. Long press for 3 seconds to select
9. Watch will restart to the Welcome screen. This will take less than 2 minutes.

And can't get out of this loop

Please advise
 
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When everything else fails, a Factory Reset may be the only self serve option. 🙁
 
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When everything else fails, a Factory Reset may be the only self serve option. 🙁

I did every step above. Just a heads. It was needed to be attached to the charger to work.

Thanks folks