I have an automatic watch and it is falls behind in time about a min for every two min how do i fix it?

Did you try to change the battery? That should solve the problem.

If it's automatic and 4 years old, it's probably time for a watch overhaul. Auotmatic watches need overhauled about once every 4-5 years. It's normal for it to lose time, but 4 minutes per month may be a little extreme. So, get the watch overhauled. I would recommend Tag Heuer to overhaul it.

An automatic watch can be wound up by holding them level and swinging it from side to side and several minutes (one maker said swing it 200-300 times).

Once fully wound, the watch should keep working if it is worn daily. Most automatic watches will run for 2-3 days if not worn.

Automatic watches are mechanical (spring driven) and they are wound by the gentle swinging of the arm as you walk.

If yours has stopped, then it needs to re-wound by swinging it side to side (keeping the watch face level).

You will need to do this for some time (as many as 300 times, according to one maker).

When fully would the watch should run for about 3 days if not worn.

These watches thrive on use!

Send it back to the maker.

If you haven't got their address, look them up on the net.

Per the manual: http://support.tissot.ch/usersmanual/140-en.pdf
When your battery begins to die, the hands are no longer synced.
After replacing the battery, go into local time mode (pressing the center of the crystal) until "Set" appears. Press the crown. Scroll to "ECO BAT", press and hold the crown for 5 seconds until "SYNCHRO" appears. Use the "+" button to move the minute hand and the "-" to move the hour hand until they are in the upright or 12:00 position.
Either press the crown again or wait until the watch automatically leaves the Set mode. Your hands should now represent the local time.

Exactly what Kind of watch do you have?
Is it a quartz or automatic?
In either case, from your description it sounds like you will need to take your watch in for repair. The difference is whether or not it's worth it. Personally I would recommend fixing almost any automatic. Quartz watches are a different story. Although they can be repaired as well.

Find a repritable jewelers and inquire about who does their watch repairs.
If you would like more specific details please respond with the make and model of your watch.

Hope this helps.

Either bad battery or wrong battery.

Yes I had this issue, it was fixed under warranty

Is your breitling a Kinetic one?