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Replacing a Watch Battery


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August 28, 2018

Replacing Your Watch Battery - face of the watch after battery has been replacedI always took my watches to the jeweler to have them replace the battery, at a cost of $8-$15. I saw watch batteries for the first time at Dollar Tree, and decided that I would try to replace them myself. Dollar Tree sold them 4 to a pack, which ends up being 25 cents to fix a watch.

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Total Time: 5-10 minutes

Supplies:

  • watch
  • batteries
  • small screwdriver
  • toothpick

Steps:

  1. Place your watch down on a towel, to protect the face.
  2. Replacing Your Watch Battery - place watch on a towel to protect the face
     
  3. The hardest part is taking the back off. There is a notch someplace on the back. Stick a very small flat head screwdriver in and pry off the back.
  4. Replacing Your Watch Battery - find the notch and use a tiny flat head screwdriver to remove the back
     
  5. Some watches have a plastic piece covering the battery. If yours does, remove it.
  6. Replacing Your Watch Battery - opened watch with plastic battery cover still in place
     
    Replacing Your Watch Battery - remove the plastic covering the battery
     
  7. Use a non-metal tool to pop the battery out. I used a toothpick. Look at the number of the battery imprinted on the top. That is the replacement battery to buy.
  8. Replacing Your Watch Battery - once battery is exposed use a non-metal tool to pop it out
     
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  9. Put the new battery in. Check to see that the watch works.
  10. Replacing Your Watch Battery - replace the battery with the proper type, check to make sure the watch is working
     
  11. Replace the plastic piece that covers the battery, if you had one.
  12. Replacing Your Watch Battery - replace the plastic battery cover if there was one
     
  13. Replace the back. You may have to press hard to push it back in.
  14. Replacing Your Watch Battery - replace the back
     
  15. Make a note of which type of battery your watch uses, to make it easier next time.
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Gold Post Medal for All Time! 519 Posts
May 30, 2007

My watch battery suddenly went out on the weekend, so I looked for cheap watches and they were almost $10 and hideous. So I went to the 99 Cent Store and got myself a Betty Boop watch (They had Lucy ones, too, really cute.)

 
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