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Looks like the movement is broken and will need a replacement unfortunately.

Pull the crown out two times (all the way) and then do the double button trick. That should get the minute dial spinning non-stop then use the upper button to dial it to 30 min position.

Abbas Shabbir dude you can't buy it , you have to send the watch to Tag

I believe it is Ronda quartz movement but which cal is exactly i am not sure

allnighter2011 cheers mate. I miss the eta movements thought.

@@johnwatkins3824 I have the same one in the video (just different color) and its pretty reliable. I use it as my daily driver for the past 5 years.. most comfortable bracelet i have ever tried... very rugged and reliable workhorse... accurate time... had to change the battery only once after 4 years of use... i did some reading back then and I believe Swiss ETA and Swiss Ronda are comparable in reliability and time keeping for the quartz movement... also if I recall correctly some Tag models do have ETA... the real comment I always hear isn't on the ETA vs Ronda, but rather why would anyone spend close to $2,000 on a quartz rather than mechanical... and in many ways that's true.. although I do appreciate Tag's workmanship and finish, flawless.

allnighter2011 in most cases people opt for the quartz for various reasons. They always keep better time but the greatest problem is any kind of shock or drop can seriously damage it. I had 1 gentleman who had his automatic serviced. He was back 8 weeks later and the watch had a few issues. Upon repairing and returning his watch I asked if he played tennis or golf while wearing in an attempt to figure out what was causing the problem. Finally I asked “what do you do for a living?” To which he responded “bugger all I just sit in a truck for 12-15hrs a day”. Then it became clear what was causing the problem. I found out that he keeps his hand on the gear stick the whole time. Location is Australia so the gear stick is on the left shaking the crap out of his watch for 12-15hrs a day. I personally prefer mechanical watches. However when customers ask me what is the best watch I can get? My answer is always the same. Buy the one that serves your needs the best based upon how you are going to use it. No point in buying a sea dweller if all your going to do is walk around the golf course. Although I’m sure there are many individuals that do.

This can't be done for automatic mechanical watches, if the chronograph hands are misaligned it needs to be repaired by a watchmaker

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For automatic watches you can't re-calibrate them yourself. It would need to go to a watch service center to determine the broken parts

Simon Fu the watch doesnt seem to have any broken part the movement is visible from the back and nothing seems to be broken or outta place

why do u say there must be a broken part?

Michael Madsen if you push the button and nothing happens then it's definitely broken parts. Take it to a watchmaker to open it up and look

Simon Fu how come i see the mechanism through the back and nothing looks outta place plus the watch did not receive any shock