Tag Heuer Watches - Page 10 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Take a look at the watch from the side where the band attaches to the buckle. You should see four holes with one of them having a visible pin in it where the band is connected to the buckle. Moving the band to the right will shorten it moving it to the left will make it bigger. To move it simply get something that you can push the pin in with like a paper clip. Push the pin in and the band should come out move it to the left and push the in again and simply move the band into proper position. Once you do that the pin will snap back into place. If that does not adjust it enough go to your local watch store and they can remove links from the bracelet for you. Shouldn't cost you more than $10.

Whatever will turn the screw without stripping it. Also be careful with those little screws if you drop it on carpet it will take a miracle to find it.

If the second is ticking as normally it is not the battery. If the battery is low the second hand will advance only at 5 second intervals meaning for four seconds the second does not move and on the 5th second it will advance by five seconds. This is a feature unique to Tag Heuer.

You will need special tools. I would not suggest you remove the links yourself on a Tag watch, they can be rather difficult.

These are a top brand and any dealer should be willing to give you advice for free, drop in to a jeweller that sells them, and ask.