20 Most Recent Tissot T Touch Navigator 3000 T96.1.488.42 watch Questions & Answers

You have to change battery. 3 years was a quite long service time for one battery. After replacement your watch will work as brand new. Rate me, plz.

I'm not sure what you mean by "real time" but if you do not have a copy of the user instructions follow the link http://support.tissot.ch/usersmanual/140-en.pdf and you will be able to download the instructions.

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I have read the instructions and theyare as clear as mud!

If you haven't already tried it, try foll0wing the "local time" setting instructions, with reference to the s#last section "If necessary perform setting..............." This should either alter the hands or the digital display, so that you can get them to agree.

If you still cannot set your watch, then you might find it useful to go to Tissot.com and click on "contact us" and send them an email explaining your problem.

Adjust the analogue time with the winder

This is signal: Time to change the battery.

http://www.t-touch.com/t-touch_images/usersmanual/140-en.pdf

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Here is complete manual for your watch:

http://www.t-touch.com/t-touch_images/usersmanual/140-en.pdf

If you are not successful with this, maybe it's time to change the battery?
Read manual carefully and you will find out how to recognize: I'ts time to change the battery.

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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)