20 Most Recent Tissot T33.1.588.71 Wrist Watch Questions & Answers

You are need to send it into tissot for a service. You cannot fix this problem on your own. There is a two year warranty for tissot. Hopefully you will be eligible.

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• Push the middle (T) button.
• Touch the screen in the center selecting the units mode (24 C m).
• Push the middle (T) button again for 5 seconds.
• "SYNCHro" will appear on the display.
• Use (+) button for min arm and (-) for hour arm.
• Bring the two hands pre-cisely to 12 o'clock.
• Press the middle (T) button to validate the setting.

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Your battery maybe down in power ie not much longer before it runs flat this seems to cause the problem you descibe ..otherwise it should set as long as you are following the correct procedure from the manual

Hello - See the information here: https://allservicecenters.com/Tissot/Tissot-Philippines-Service-Center-Customer-Care-Number-_013097.html Best wishes.

I think that's a SR936Sw or equivalent. That watch has a pop-off back, so its easy enough to access. You'll need a jewelers pincers or something like a sharp pin to extract the battery (Carefully!) as its embedded in the body.

If your watch is battery operated, the most common reason is battery itself. Don't mind it was bought in January, because watch itself could be in shop storage for years (even if it is one of the new models). If your watch is automatic/hand wound, then there might be a problem with movement and in this case you will need help of qualified watchmaker.

Was the battery empty in the first place, or was the watch already defect? Did you put in the correct and a new battery? or perhaps you did put n the old battery? can you measure the voltage of the batteries, to check? Just a few questions that came up with me.

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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

for Tissot PR100 Automatic Chronograph with moonphase, minute recorder, hour recorder and seconds subdials, to set the moonphase there is a sunken button between the chronograph start/stop and the winding crown. Using a pointed object such as a ballpoint pen, push the sunken pusher gently until the moonphase moves one step, (if you press the pusher completely in, it will also advance the calendar hand, so only press enough to move the moonphase and no more for moonphase adjustment)

It could be that you have purchased the wrong battery for your watch and you should take it to a person that repairs watches and jewelry then to figure out what type of battery that will work in your watch.

The reset button may be defective

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Hi. Can I assume this is a quartz powered watch? If so, sometimes, if thger bettery is either old or has started leaking hen is causes misfires in the time regulator.. First step would be chasnge battery & resdet the watch & monitor it. If this does not work, then put it into a Tissot service centre. Ifts not a quartz movement, there is no fault in a mechanical movement really that could cause this. Hope this helps.

From your description it could be the main spring is broken, or there is a gear and or bushing failure. You will have to give the watch to a place that can service your watch. If you contact Tossot customer support they can advise you.