Tag watches - adjustment
15 October 2002, 01:43 PM
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Help !!!!
Just come back from the US where i have got my gal a Tag Kirium watch.
Trouble is because of Sept 11th they arn't allowed any tools at all within the departures area and so they couldn't adjust the strap there. He did explain how to do it but for the life of me i cant seem to figure it out.
Does anyone know how to do it ? I have had a bit of a Google but come up with nuffin
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Just come back from the US where i have got my gal a Tag Kirium watch.
Trouble is because of Sept 11th they arn't allowed any tools at all within the departures area and so they couldn't adjust the strap there. He did explain how to do it but for the life of me i cant seem to figure it out.
Does anyone know how to do it ? I have had a bit of a Google but come up with nuffin
- help !!!!Ids
15 October 2002, 06:24 PM
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hopefully a long way off but when the batteries need changing you need to make sure it's done properly (they are specially sealed).
if you take it to high st jewellers they send it off for 6 weeks and charge you a 100 quid or so. which is a pain in the ar*e
last time i took mine to main dealers in bond st and picked it up same day for 40 quid.
if you take it to high st jewellers they send it off for 6 weeks and charge you a 100 quid or so. which is a pain in the ar*e
last time i took mine to main dealers in bond st and picked it up same day for 40 quid.
16 October 2002, 02:03 AM
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What? £100 for a battery change? I bought my watch in 1992, then had a battery change in 1998 (first battery change) when I was in Hong Kong. It costed less than £7 there to change the seal & battery, & it was done within 40 minutes. Quite surprising as it was done by the TAG counter in one of the biggest department stores in HK. That battery is still going strong today.
16 October 2002, 07:11 AM
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I've had mine about 3 and a half years so looks like a battery will be due soon. Brilliant watches even if they are a bit extravagent. 
Jas
[Edited by Sideways - 10/17/2002 1:44:04 PM]
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16 October 2002, 08:06 AM
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"No tools allowed"...... What a stupid world we live in.The next generation of Highjackers wont be needing them.They might not even need to get on to the plane.
Anyway..You should not be allowed to carry a watch on a plane.Could be used as a timer for a bomb.
[Edited by Luke - 10/16/2002 8:18:43 AM]
Anyway..You should not be allowed to carry a watch on a plane.Could be used as a timer for a bomb.
[Edited by Luke - 10/16/2002 8:18:43 AM]
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