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@AnitaRobHoltz thank you for the feedback

Some days are better than others. But, instead of editing it out I felt that keeping it authentic and real would keep someone who is trying to do it by themself to not give up and keep trying. Thank you for your comment.

You can find the battery from Amazon, eBay or your local electronics store.

It is a L G Watch Wrench

The "tab" on the bottom (negative side) is supposed to stick out and slightly bent up. the part that you can not see in the video is a tab that is screwed into the movement and is touching the positive side of the battery. You need to loosen the screw and move the tab out of the way. If your watch is still not working, you may need to take it into a shop that does watch repair as there might be other issues with the watch / movement.

This watch is solar powered and does not take a conventional battery. It takes a capacitor. The part number for the capacitor is 3026 24X

The Battery is a Renata 377 or SR626SW

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It might be the capacitor or it may have to do with the contacts that touch the back of the watch (speaker). I would recommend you take it to a qualified repair center.

The battery used in this watch is a Ranata 364

The spring may be broken and this can be fixed.

Yes. this is correct as this can short out the battery or may not work as long. Thank you for the catch.

Thank you for your input.

you will need to measure the diameter and then get the appropriate size.

Thank you for watching. These can be tricky. If you do not do it correctly, you can shatter your crystal. This is also why some places charge extra to work on these models.

@@watchremedy Is that so for all Versus watches too, even the cheaper Fire model watches.

Thank you for watching The battery used is a Renata 395 and is shown at 2:25 into the video Link to the battery from amazon: amzn.to/4b0Ned6

Glad it was helpful!

I used Rodico to remove some debris and fingerprints from the movement. link to the rodico used: amzn.to/4aQQA20

No need

That was 364.

It was a 364

I used a Renata 395 cell

I used a Renata 395 cell in this watch

You can get an insulator from many supply houses. as for the ticking you need to perform an "All Clear" for the seconds to work properly. Also check to make sure the battery is still good, Sometimes even new batteries can be bad/expired and therefore do not have a full charge.

Practice Practice and it will get easier

I did not change the gasket as it was a new watch that was left in the box for too long and the capacitor would not recharge.

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Renata 379 amzn.to/48DVIFR

The tool is a case back opening tool Value Priced Tool: amzn.to/3Sq4p0u Professional: amzn.to/3vJmvBX Tool Kit: amzn.to/3S8X0Bl

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Again, Sorry for the delay in response, just getting back from being away with the family for the holidays. Your comments and suggestions are welcomed and as I mentioned in a previous comment these videos were recorded months ago. I will be implementing your suggestions into videos that I am currently recording for March.

Many thanks!!

Happy Holidays Phil. Sorry, I didn't respond right away. I have been away with the family celebrating the holidays. This is what I love about the watchmaking community. We are so passionate about what we do that if we see someone doing something that could cause heartache in the future we do everything we can to help so that someone else does not fall. I appreciate all your love, happy holidays and, the best for the new year.

Please understand these videos are recorded months in advance and scheduled to be posed online at a later date. As an example I am currently recording videos that will go live March. I will do my best to make sure your suggestions are considered and are shown in those videos.

What kind of repair would you like to see? battery change, movement replacement, etc.?

Glad it was helpful!

Great video. I was looking for a notch to get my removal tool in, but just a simple flip off, press on watch back. Thank you.

Thank you for the comment

Hi Phil. Thank you for viewing my videos and thank you for the follow and thank you for the comment. Yes you are correct, you can really cause serious damage. Before the video the watches are opened and inspected using proper tools and then lightly closed back for the video shoot. I also do not agree with watchmakers that remove the stem and put in silicone lube in the crown so that the watch passes the pt (pressure test), since the lube can migrate into the movement and cause issues that can be prevented.

Sorry but I do not know the battery that is used in the Bulova 98B400

The model in the video uses battery #395

After the battery install, the movement and the battery was cleaned with Rodico to remove any finger prints and oils from previous service. The battery is then marked with our initials so, we know that the service was done by us when it comes back for service again. We do not use conductive grease.

I believe it is the CLT920F

@@watchremedy I opened the watch up, and the correct cell is the Panasonic CTL 1025, FYI.

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We charge $22.99 and includes a new seal, new battery, movement inspection and a water resistance test. Please let us know if we can be of service.

That's weird looks like the battery was changed on screen. In any case, sometimes, the contact on the bottom of the battery gets bent when installing the new battery check and make sure that is not what happened to you. Also there are also times when the watch becomes magnetized and may need to be demagnetized. Make sure the coil is not damaged and if all of the above checks out then you may need to replace the movement.