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stevej37 02-09-2022 02:30 PM

There is a tool for everything.
 
I have a Skagen watch, which I don't use much, with a dead battery.
I tried every screwdriver and knife to get the back off...no go...scratched the back trying.
Ordered one of these from amazon yesterday for $8...it arrived today. First try...the back came off.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KY8BYFQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/...AC_SL1100_.jpg

Jeff Hail 02-09-2022 03:19 PM

Cuticle pusher?

porsche tech 02-09-2022 03:26 PM

I tried to get the front bezel off an old Iwatch to replace the battery. Even heated it up and never could get it apart. Finally threw it out.

stevej37 02-09-2022 03:29 PM

^^^ JH
Nope...you push the sharp edge into the gap, and then use the plastic handle to pry up from the watch base.
If you don't use the watch base as a fulcrum...it won't work.
The lid comes off instantly.

cabmandone 02-09-2022 03:49 PM

Looks like a stubby screwdriver with the tip ground to a chisel point to me!

stevej37 02-09-2022 03:53 PM

the distance from the edge to the plastic is critical.
It makes the perfect leverage for the removal.

stevej37 02-09-2022 03:56 PM

It even arrives with a plastic cover for the edge...just so you won't hurt yourself.

cabmandone 02-09-2022 03:57 PM

I'll bet I could have made a stubby screwdriver ground to a a chisel point work! That and a 3lb mini sledge will fix about anything.

cabmandone 02-09-2022 03:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 11602933)
It even arrives with a plastic cover for the edge...just so you won't hurt yourself.

I could put a piece of rubber hose over the end of my stubby screwdriver with chisel point ground into it. It'd cost more though!

stevej37 02-09-2022 03:59 PM

^^^
Skagen's don't deserve that!
I've worn their watches for over 20 years...they are the best.

cabmandone 02-09-2022 04:10 PM

I wouldn't know. I quit wearing a watch when the old flip phones came out with a screen on the lid that showed the time and date. Haven't looked back.

stevej37 02-09-2022 04:24 PM

Skagens fit to your arm...you don't even know they are there.
Sometimes I don't carry my phone...then I still know the time....win!!

cabmandone 02-09-2022 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 11602972)
Skagens fit to your arm...you don't even know they are there.
Sometimes I don't carry my phone...then I still know the time....win!!

I just look at my wife or kids and say "what time is it?"

stevej37 02-09-2022 04:33 PM

My next chore is finding a replacement battery.
Any suggestions as to finding a sr621sw battery?

cabmandone 02-09-2022 04:39 PM

Amazon would be my first place to look.

Just did a quick look. Looks like you can use a 364 battery too. That should be something you can find at Walmart.

pwd72s 02-09-2022 04:40 PM

Any batteries plus stores near you?

VW_NUTT 02-09-2022 04:40 PM

Amazon. 20 of them for $7

cabmandone 02-09-2022 04:44 PM

Looks like CVS has the Duracell 364. I'd guess Walgreens would have something too if you want one quick.

stevej37 02-09-2022 04:47 PM

Walmart it will be first...hopefully. If not...then Amazon.
Or CVS

stevej37 02-09-2022 05:03 PM

here's a great video for any watch battery replacement.

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