Tag winder stuck - Tag Heuer Aquaracer Quartz Chronograph CAF1112.BA0803

You have selected a wonderful watch... Heuer and TAG/Heuer should be gently wound by the motion of the human wrist and the falling of a centrally pivoting weight (there is no ideal direction).

AUTO-WIND function is NOT at all unique to your watch...

After a couple of CHEAPER "winders" failed me... and after I figured about 4 watches was more than enough to keep wound... I found the greatest BASIC watch winder... to run year over year (efficiently and quietly)

MTE watch winder (their very basic WTS-4).

Good luck: I WILL try to include the URL (see page 6)

http://mte-watchwinder.com/fileadmin/PDF-Uhrenbeweger/MTE_Watch_Winder_Brochure_Engl.__09-2015.pdf

Try pulling out winder to time setting mode and press your chrono button until it advances to the 12 then push winder back in

this link below is very helpfull on watch repaires and problems you may have.......
http://www.pmwf.com/Watches/Watches.htm#WatchSchool

Try this.

Pull the winder out fully. Then press the top right chronograph button to move the centre seconds hand on. Then push the winder back in.

on some models you should only pull the winder half way out.

good luck

Pull out winder 1 step and us the push buttons to adjust hands to 12 o.clock . when you have done this pull winder right out and use push buttons to set other hands then push winder back in.

The watch should start when the winder is returned home position.

If pressing the winder does not cause the watch to start it could be that the winder may need to be screwed in (some watches include this as an additional feature to improve water resistance). Turn the winder to the right.

The wacth should now start. if it still does not start, I suggest you find your nearest dealer in your area and speak to them about it.

( You can find your nearest dealer at http://www.tagheuer.com/tools/sitemap/index.lbl?lang=en ).

Tag Multigraph: With the crown pushed in you turn the winder quickly a couple of times and the digital displays appear. Scroll through to the function you want then pull the crown out and turn it to change time/settings. The time can be changed either by pulling the crown out on the T setting (digital) or when no digital display is shown on the dial. If you turn the winder slowly the time/settings change very slowly, which is barely visible. If you flick the winder round very quickly the settings leap forward faster.

Use a winder if you must but I recommend just winding and setting when you want to wear them as most winders I have seen are very cheap and unreliable. Expect up to 50 hours from most watches usually not less than 30, this is if the have recent< 5 years, overhaul.

Yes. it's normal to hear that soft noise when winding manually as all the gears gets engaged.
I would recommend watch rotator (winder) by Wolf Designs, Module 1.7, but you can choose for yourself.
Here is a link to Wolf Designs:

http://www.wolfdesigns.com/?a=getp&oid=215&cid=3&scid=11

Don'y forget to rate, please.

if it has hands the winder will be screwed in undo this anti clockwise then click it out once for date twice for time, if this helps please rate me joe