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Thanks again!!

Thank you, one and all! I really appreciate it and will get on it! I have no idea who, or where, Vacuum is.

I am not in Seattle, but Port Angeles. Anyplace in the Puget Sound would be great. I just wanted somebody close enough to visit so if there is a problem we can work it out.

Given the silence, once I admitted to having replicas that need fixing my assumption is that there is nobody who works on replicas?

Thank you for the reply! I think, by 'gens' you mean genuine. These are not (which is the problem). I have been, basically, tossing them as they have failed over the years (actually not all that many, maybe 10). Seems a shame. I pick them up as I travel about (in Vietnam, and Cambodia, they are selling them cheaper than in China!). I sent one off to a guy in South Carolina who said he fixed them - never saw the watch again <sigh>.

I have messed with these and screwed them up every time. I would really like to find somebody that will work on these watches. The problems are not complex, I suspect, for somebody who knows what they are doing. I have a patek phillipe, battery driven, that the minute hand has come loose on. It has a saphhire chrystal which has obviously been set from the top. I have a tag hueur that is not setting smoothly (gears seem to be skipping). I have others too. I would be grateful for any thoughts! Thank you......

I own a tag heuer 69 replica watch and had to replace the battery. Unfortunately its been a while and I have forgotten how to run/set this watch. Can anybody tell me how to run/set this watch? It has 4 buttons along the side of the case. One side has; light and model and the other side has set/stop and adjust/start. I have pushed all the buttons. I remember that there is one that must be held down but I am failing. I am, incidentally, posting this wherever I can in the hope I can get an answer. Thank you.................