how do you wind a tag heuer aquaracer calibre 5

HOW DO YOU WIND A TAG HEUER AQUARACER CALIBRE 5 CODE
HOW DO YOU WIND A TAG HEUER AQUARACER CALIBRE 5 FREE

I was checking out the calibre 7 aquaracer just two days ago and this morning I happened by a place selling a used black bay at a good price. I guess we've all been looking at the same watches. Now I can't be sure if I will keep it beyond the 12 months of warranty life it has left. It was not even on my list prior to attaining it. It's a shame, I really have come to love this watch.

HOW DO YOU WIND A TAG HEUER AQUARACER CALIBRE 5 CODE

I have to be really careful when winding it, I feel like I'm operating that puzzle from the Da Vinci code movie, that one that releases vinegar into a scroll if not done correctly. I have not been able to narrow down or find a pattern in what causes the sensation I described in my earlier post where it seems to catch on something and the crown slightly pops and repositions itself. I dread everytime I have to wind it when it runs out of reserve. It was -2 in the crown up position prior to servicing and now it's +1 so I can't complain. I've been using mine on and off for several days since my last post. I recently had a very well priced Superocean in my possession for a while which I passed on because I had decided to keep the AR only, but now I'm considering letting it go because of this. Another thing I noticed when I wind it from a dead stop, I can wind it for about two to five turns before it happens.

If I unscrew it normally, it happens, if pull the crown all the way out and back again to where I feel the first position is for winding is, it does the same thing. Now, almost every time I unscrew the crown and wind it I get this feeling like it catches on something no matter how I position the crown for winding. It's been a while since I used this watch regularly, but I'm pretty sure it was not this bad before. I would like to hear from other users if this is normal or what was the cause they gave? it's not resistance, it just seems to catch on something which causes it to pop into the proper position for winding.I did have a lot of resistance prior to it the movement going bad. Now what I do is I pull it all the way out and press it back before winding it to avoid the unpleasant sensation of it catching onto something before i can wind it.

A few searches turned out something similar described by other users but nothing definitive. I would like some feedback since I have not used the watch in over two months prior to sending it in for service. I remember this also happened before but not all the time. Now when I open the crown for winding, it pops into the open position but not totally because when I start to wind it, it feels like it catches on something very slightly which moves or shifts it a bit more before I can wind the watch freely.

HOW DO YOU WIND A TAG HEUER AQUARACER CALIBRE 5 FREE

They won't tell me what was wrong but they fixed it and threw in a free polish so I was happy with that.

I have a way 211a ceramic AR recently returned from service, something went wrong with the movement which made it impossible to wind, winding action was very stiff and it would cause the rotor to turn when I did.

How do you wind a tag heuer aquaracer calibre 5