Tag Heuer Monaco manual
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Simple operation really.
Crown = pushed in, can wind the movement (does not screw down)
Crown = pulled out to first position will change the date (do not do this between 22:00 & 02:00)
Crown = pulled out to second position, set the time (hacking movement so seconds will stop)
rectangular push buttons
top = start / stop chronograph
bottom = chronograph reset.
And that's it
The dial layout
right sub dial = seconds for time
left sub dial = minute counter for chronograph (30 mins)
'window' at 6 o'clock = date
central seconds hand = seconds counter for chronograph
Crown = pushed in, can wind the movement (does not screw down)
Crown = pulled out to first position will change the date (do not do this between 22:00 & 02:00)
Crown = pulled out to second position, set the time (hacking movement so seconds will stop)
rectangular push buttons
top = start / stop chronograph
bottom = chronograph reset.
And that's it
The dial layout
right sub dial = seconds for time
left sub dial = minute counter for chronograph (30 mins)
'window' at 6 o'clock = date
central seconds hand = seconds counter for chronograph
Edited by bobbybee on Thursday 25th September 15:38
Jagmanv12 said:
I've just bought a Tag Heuer CW2113 and need a manual or details of functions of the buttons. I've googled without success. Any ideas where I can find something, pdf maybe?
I have worn one every day for the last 12 years.Been serviced twice and is on its forth strap.
I have other watches......
Can't get on with mine because when I take it off at night it always stops and I have to set the time again.
Had it serviced three times - which takes ages each time - but they say it's down to me, Apparently I don't move my wrist enough during the day
Could wind it manually a bit each day, but that defeats the object of having an auto!
Had it serviced three times - which takes ages each time - but they say it's down to me, Apparently I don't move my wrist enough during the day
Could wind it manually a bit each day, but that defeats the object of having an auto!
V-spec said:
Can't get on with mine because when I take it off at night it always stops and I have to set the time again.
Had it serviced three times - which takes ages each time - but they say it's down to me, Apparently I don't move my wrist enough during the day
Could wind it manually a bit each day, but that defeats the object of having an auto!
Just take a minute to wind it manually each evening? 15 turns would do it!Had it serviced three times - which takes ages each time - but they say it's down to me, Apparently I don't move my wrist enough during the day
Could wind it manually a bit each day, but that defeats the object of having an auto!
If I've had a particularly immobile day at my desk my auto sometimes stops the following night.
V-spec said:
[...] they say it's down to me, Apparently I don't move my wrist enough during the day
Could wind it manually a bit each day, but that defeats the object of having an auto!
Edited by Variomatic on Saturday 27th September 22:15
Edited by Variomatic on Saturday 27th September 22:16
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