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1)Rotate crown fast - to change into "date + day" mode 2)crown up 3)fast rotation or the crown = changing the language (en, spain, france, german) (when rotate crown slowly = you'll change year).
Or read full manual where this procedure are written in exact form: http://www.tagheuer.com/_documents/manuals/EI2254_en.pdf
Page 4 of the Omega manual at this link describes how to synchronise the digital and analogue displays http://www.old-omegas.com/1665en.html - works the same for Tag.
I can solve your problem as I had the same one on my Tag Heuer 2000 Classic Multigraph WK111A.BA0331, just recieved last week. A few minutes ago I was finally able to get the company to send me a PDF file with the instructions, and you definitely need them. Email me your address and I will send you this file with my comliments.
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.
Hard to tell without knowing what model or caliber number (usually on back). Generally, if you pull the crown (winding knob) out all the way you can set the time. Push it ONE click in, you can set the date. Check with the manufacturers website for a book of instructions you can download.
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