20 Most Recent Tissot PRS 200 Wrist Watch Questions & Answers

Your watch is 12 hours out of step.The date changes ever second rotation of the hour hand.

If you advance the time 12 hours, the date will change at midnight.

You may have to re-set the date.

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The ones associated with the little circles? One dial is for seconds, one for minutes, and one for hours. The seconds one should be applicable for time. The minute and hour, along with the big seconds hand that is centre mounted are for the chronograph function.

The battery for a Tissot PRS200 is a "RENATA SR936SW (394)" & all you need to replace it is watch back wrench about £4 (ebay), dot listen to the jeweler trying to bill £45 its an easy 5min job

Even the best watches need servicing time after time. Obviously there is no battery fault, but something related to mechanics or electronics in your watch. Get advice from watch repairer.

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You will need to go to Tissot help support for this one, Sorry, Here is a link for you:
http://support.tissot.ch/?mod_repair

Best wishes. Jewel

You need to go to a watchmaker, jeweler and get some links inserted into the strap to make it bigger, this is a common fix. Not to expensive either. They usually do it while you wait.

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mcdevito75 here, Best Bet look for a small watch repair shop in your area to save money on cost. You"d need a special tool called a link remover tool available on ebay but you can also wind up destroying the band, and a tissot band is expensive, let the shop remove the links.

You can get a copy of the manual for your watchby copying the following insto your search engine "http://support.tissot.ch/?mod_flashPDF/id_143/familyName_PRS%20200/search_T171486"

Download the file.

Most makers recommend regular servicing, so perhaps a visit to the makers service center would solve the problem.

The charges for this are indicated on their web site (tissot.ch). Go to the bottom of the page and their is a link marked "repairs". Click on this to see their charges. Alternatively you could contact their service centers to confirm servicing charges are the same as the repairs

You can find a store locator on their web site but I couldn't find anything when I looked (www.tissot.ch/).

I suggest that you try a local watch repair shop to sort it out before sending it to Europe for repair.

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Your true actual time second hand is on one of your subdials. That big "second" hand is really your chronograph seconds timer. It should start and stop when you depress one of the plungers/ buttons on the side of your watch.
Again, that big hand does not need to be turning all the time (or ever if you never use your advanced stopwatch/ chronograph). The true seconds hand is very small on one of the smaller dials.
Good luck, I hope that's all it is

I may not be clear on the problem here but it sounds like you may only need a battery change. If the battery is not the problem you can ask that your watch by placed on a cyclonic to force the gear train and free up small particle(s) that might be holding it up. This will be the fastest and least expensive. There is the chance this may require a more complicated repair but this till give you a starting point.
I suggest going to a watchmaker/technician who is familiar with working on this brand and be able to seal the watch back to its water resistant rating. This will take having a pressure chamber on site.

I also own a PRS200. The two buttons on the right and top two subdials are for the chronometer function.

The top right button starts and stops the chronometer function: First press starts the chrono. Second press freezes/stops it, so you can record your time. Third press resets the chrono.

The bottom button is for the lap function: on the first press, it freezes the chrono in order for you to be able to record your "lap time", but keeps the chrono running in the background (you don't see this, it's the movement that does this mechanically). When you press it a second time, it jumps back to the running chrono time. You can then press it again to get another lap time, and so on...

In chrono mode, the top right subdial shows the milliseconds, the second hand shows the seconds, and the top left subdial shows the minutes (up to 30 minutes).

I also own a PRS200. The sub dial at the top left shows the minute count when you use the chronometer function. In chrono mode, the top right subdial shows the milliseconds, the second hand shows the seconds, and the top left subdial shows the minutes (up to 30 minutes).

Yes they put it in for transit. At the dealer, they pull it out and the watch starts ticking. ..

Take it back to the shop that changed the battery. They have slightly misaligned the movement to the case. With a watch as good as a Tissot it is better to use a Tissot authorised dealer. My Seiko goes from Canada to London, UK for service.

recheck battery install may not be properly seated