Will I be able to remove my watches back to replace the battery?
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I haven't used the watch back tool, but it feels about the same quality as the wrest of the kit. (Just flimsy). I'd just spend the money to buy nice watch back removal tool, or if you only have one watch you might take it to a jeweler and have them replace your batter.
1767265
Yes Andrew, the kit contains a small knife-like tool used to snap off the backs of watches. The kit is well worth the money!
1158836
Not sure. I have had for quite a few months and haven't needed to change them. I think watch batteries though
1924696
Even though the battery is rechargeable we all know they all degrade and lose the ability to recharge. It does not appear they made this watch to be able to change the battery is the back plate is screwed together with some pretty tiny screws. I'm sure there's a You Tube video out there that shows how to take the thing apart and disconnect wires and stuff to get to it but I'm sure that would void the warranty. It's good for two years though. Better than most.That's the way companies do it anymore. They want you to have to buy a new item when the battery loses the ability to recharge. Even though the battery is rechargeable we all know they all degrade and lose the ability to recharge. It does not appear they made this watch to be able to change the battery is the back plate is screwed together with some pretty tiny screws. I'm sure there's a You Tube video out there that shows how to take the thing apart and disconnect wires and stuff to get to it but I'm sure that would void the warranty. It's good for two years though. Better than most.That's the way companies do it anymore. They want you to have to buy a new item when the battery loses the ability to... » Read More Even though the battery is rechargeable we all know they all degrade and lose the ability to recharge. It does not appear they made this watch to be able to change the battery is the back plate is screwed together with some pretty tiny screws. I'm sure there's a You Tube video out there that shows how to take the thing apart and disconnect wires and stuff to get to it but I'm sure that would void the warranty. It's good for two years though. Better than most.That's the way companies do it anymore. They want you to have to buy a new item when the battery loses the ability to recharge. « Show Less
1704646
No. I haven't looked at the battery yet. I was hoping that a place that sells more than one or two types of watch batteries might have them. If you know what they look like maybe you could Google it? Wish I were of more help. Let us know what you find out please?
373615
They take a certain type of watch batteries, mine haven't died yet and I've had mine for a year
662997
Not sure. I stopped using the watch as the screen was too smal to practically use. I
2040208
I would say no. The sizes probably go down to a Phillips 0000 or so, not near small enough for watch repair.
129735
They worked for me. I used them to change the batteries in nine ladies' watches. I did not need to use all the tools in the kit for this. For most of the watches, it's just a matter of prying the backs off to get to the batteries. However, some watches have notched backs which require using another tool to unscrew the back off. That tool is included in the kit, but it is more difficult to hold the watch still as you try to unscrew the back off. For these, I used a separate tool, an Adjustable Watch Case Holder, which made it easy to remove the backs off the watches. This tool is not included in this kit, but Amazon does have several models of it. They worked for me. I used them to change the batteries in nine ladies' watches. I did not need to use all the tools in the kit for this. For most of the watches, it's just a matter of prying the backs off to get to the batteries. However, some watches have notched backs which require using another tool to unscrew the back off. That tool is included in the kit, but it is more difficult to hold the watch still as you try to unscrew the back off. For these, I used a separate tool, an Adjustable Watch Case Holder, which made it easy to remove the backs off the watches. This tool is not... » Read More They worked for me. I used them to change the batteries in nine ladies' watches. I did not need to use all the tools in the kit for this. For most of the watches, it's just a matter of prying the backs off to get to the batteries. However, some watches have notched backs which require using another tool to unscrew the back off. That tool is included in the kit, but it is more difficult to hold the watch still as you try to unscrew the back off. For these, I used a separate tool, an Adjustable Watch Case Holder, which made it easy to remove the backs off the watches. This tool is not included in this kit, but Amazon does have several models of it. « Show Less
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The battery is removable, so as long as you can find a similar version of it, you can replace it.
1583714
Yes. There is a small battery door on the bottom part of the back. with a little screw you need to unscrew to access the battery. According to the info on the battery door,it takes a AG13/LR44 button battery. Looks like you would need a very small Phillips screwdriver to open it. Never had to replace any of them yet. (I have 2). Since there are 3 additional screws on the back of the stopwatch to hold it together,I doubt if a small child would even know there is a battery in there or how to get it out.
1603571
i was actually able to change the battery by using the end of a fingernail file with a sharp point to remover the screw. the last omron pedometer i had, i stripped the screw, so i just taped the back on and that also worked well.
1833988
No, I would say it not replaceable at all. If it could be it would only be possible to replace it with one from the same manufacturer. It is far from a usual watch band.
627096
Hi JoAnne, I think so. I have not done it yet as I have own this watch for only few months. It is a standard CR-2032 type of battery and it is accessible with a small Phillips screwdriver. If there is a rubber gasket for the seal, just make sure it seats properly into the grooves when you put the cover back on. I hope this helps.
291852
the battery is already in them. but if you would need to replace it takes o watch type battery
167264
The battery on the chest strap is very easy to change (not that I've had to do yet though). The watch has 4 screws on the back to access the battery the way many traditional watches do. If you don't want to do it yourself most jewelers that sell the batteries will change them for free or for a nominal fee.
657873
Yes, the batteries can be replaced. It takes 2 LR44G "button cell" batteries like the batteries that go in watches, ect. The unit has an auto shut-off so the batteries should last a good long time.
641196
I suppose you could. The watch holder is a solid foam block glued in place with slots cut out for the watches. Would be a bit of work and the results might not be very neat but I suppose it could work.