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Renata 389 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 389-RTAIn Stock
Renata 387S Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 387S-RTAIn Stock
Renata 386 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 386-RTAIn Stock
Renata 384 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 384-RTAIn Stock
Renata 381 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 381-RTAIn Stock
Renata 380 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 380-RTAIn Stock
Renata 379 Watch Battery (SR521SW)
Price: $2.69 SKU: 379-RTAIn Stock
Renata 377 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 377-RTAIn Stock
Renata 376 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 376-RTAIn Stock
Renata 373 Watch Battery
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Renata 371 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 371-RTAIn Stock
Renata 370 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 370-RTAIn Stock
Renata 366 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 366-RTAIn Stock
Renata 365 Watch Battery
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Renata 364 Watch Battery
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Renata 362 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 362-RTAIn Stock
Renata 361 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 361-RTAIn Stock
Renata 346 Watch Battery
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Renata 341 Watch Battery
Price: $4.49 SKU: 341-RTAIn Stock
Renata 339 Watch Battery
Price: $3.59 SKU: 339-RTAIn Stock
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AtBatt.com provides Silver Oxide batteries for all your power needs. We carry Silver Oxide batteries from Duracell, Energizer, and Renata. Silver Oxide is commonly used in button cell, coin cell, photo, and watch batteries. They offer high energy density, long shelf life, and light weight.
Watch Battery Replacement Guide Step #1 : First, look at the back of your watch and determine which picture matches the picture below. If you do not see a match please refer to a professional watchmaker.
SNAP BACK WATCHES If the watch looks similar to this, change the watch battery and follow the instructions in the section marked SNAP BACK WATCH
HATCH BACK WATCHES If the watch looks similar to this, change the watch battery and follow the instructions in the section marked HACK BACK WATCH
SCREW BACK WATCHES If the watch looks similar to this, change the watch battery and follow the instructions in the section marked SCREW BACK WATCH
Snap Back Replacement Guide Tool Needed: Prying tool, non-metal tweezers, small screwdriver, battery tester, cleaning cloth, screw holding tweezers, watch closing hand press, polishing cloth.
Step #2: Place watch in holding case Clamp the watch in the case holding vise by opening the two halves of the black and placing the watch in the middle. Gently replase or tighten the two halves to that they hold the watch firmly.
If the watch band does’t unbuckle, separate the band by pressing down with a pointed tool to remove the spring loaded pin that connects the band to the clasp or watch.
Step #3 Remove the back Remove the back. Locate the groove between the round back and the watchcase. Gently insert the case knife beneath the lip which is usually opposite the stem or the 9 o’clock position. Work the knife into the groove between the round back and the watchcase. Twist the tool to snap off the back.
Step #4 Remove the battery Tools needed: Fine-Point tweezers, small screwdriver, plasict tweezers. IMPORTANTE NOTE: Before removing the battery(s), be sure to note which side is up. You will need to put your new watch battery in exactly the same way. Watch batteries may be held in by small metal clips. If so, carefully follw the directsion for removing the battery.
Spring Clip: Lift up one end of the metal clip with the fine-point tweezers. It will come out.
Screw-On Clip: Remove the screws with a small screwdriver. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE THEM! CAUTION: CLIP MAY SPRING OUT. MAINTAIN PRESSURE OR SCREW ME BE EJECTED.
Permanent Clip: Lift the outside edge of the battery out of its compartment with the small screwdriver.
Step #5 Test the Batteries Test the batteries that are being removed from your watch. If the batteries test good, there is something wrong with the watch. Refer it to a professional watchmaker.
Step #6 Locate replacement batteries Locate part number on battery that was removed, and find a replacement watch battery.
Step #7 Clean the battery compartment Check the battery compartment and clean it of any dirt. If there is corrosion, refer to a professional watchmaker.
Step #8 Install the new battery IMPORTANT: Be sure to test batteries before installing. Remember the watch won’t work if battery is put in wrong.
Spring Clip: Place one end of the spring clip in place and firmly push the other end into its slot. Mare sure the spring clip is in the slot to avoid bent spring clips.
Screw-On Clip: Place the clip over the new watch battery. Hold the screw with the fine point tweezers to start it in the hole. Tighten the screw.
Step #9 Close the watch
IMPORTANT: If there is a rubber sealing gasket in the back of the watch, make sure it is lined up properly before closing the back. Snap a metal adapter that is slightly smaller than the watch back into the upper jaw of the press. Place the support plate into the bottom of the press and fit a plastic ring adapter large enough to hold the watch into the support plate. Place the watch face down into the plastic ring adapter and press gently on handle until the watch snaps into place.
Step #9 Clean the watch Gently wipe the watch to remove any fingerprints or smudges. Step #10 Reset the watch Reset the watch and make sure it’s working.
Step #2: Place watch in holding case Clamp the watch in the case holding vise by opening the two halves of the black and placing the watch in the middle. Gently replase or tighten the two halves to that they hold the watch firmly.
If the watch band doesn’t unbuckle, separate the band by pressing down with a pointed tool to remove the spring loaded pin that connects the band to the clasp or watch.
Step #3: Remove the Hatch Unscrew the hatch counter-clockwise by turning the a coin in the slot. Once the hatch is loosened, finish unscrewing and remove with fingers. Be careful no to let the battery fall out yet.
Step #4: Remove the Battery
Important: Before removing the battery(s), be sure to note which side is up. You will need to put your new watch battery in the exact same way. To remove the battery, simply surn the watch over and it should fall out. If the battery is stuck, you can gently pry it out with plastic tweezers.
Step #5 Test the Batteries Test the batteries that are being removed from your watch. If the batteries test good, there is something wrong with the watch. Refer it to a professional watchmaker.
Step #6 Locate replacement batteries Locate part number on battery that was removed, and find a replacement watch battery.
Step #7 Clean the battery compartment Check the battery compartment and clean it of any dirt. If there is corrosion, refer to a professional watchmaker.
Step #8 Install the new battery
IMPORTANT: Be sure to test batteries before installing. Use plastic tweezers to install the new watch battery(s). Remember the watch won’t work if battery is put in wrong.
Step #9 Install the new battery
IMPORTANT: Be sure to test batteries before installing. Use plastic tweezers to install the new watch battery(s). Remember the watch won’t work if battery is put in wrong.
Step #10 Clean the watch Gently wipe the watch to remove any fingerprints or smudges.
Step #11 Reset the watch Reset the watch and make sure it’s working.
Screw Back Replacement Guide Tool Needed: Case wrench, non-metal tweezers, small screwdriver, cleaning cloth, screw holding tweezers, ribber-tipped opener, polishing cloth.
Step #2: Place watch in holding case Clamp the watch in the case holding vise by opening the two halves of the black and placing the watch in the middle. Gently replase or tighten the two halves to that they hold the watch firmly.
If the watch band doesn’t unbuckle, separate the band by pressing down with a pointed tool to remove the spring loaded pin that connects the band to the clasp or watch.
Step #3: Remove the Back
Place the rubber-tipped opener in the middel of the watch back. Press firmly and turn counter-clockwise to remove watch back. Note: You can also use a case wrench to remove the back.
Step #4 Remove the battery Tools needed: Fine-Point tweezers, small screwdriver, plasict tweezers. IMPORTANTE NOTE: Before removing the battery(s), be sure to note which side is up. You will need to put your new watch battery in exactly the same way. Watch batteries may be held in by small metal clips. If so, carefully follw the directsion for removing the battery.
Spring Clip: Lift up one end of the metal clip with the fine-point tweezers. It will come out.
Screw-On Clip: Remove the screws with a small screwdriver. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE THEM! CAUTION: CLIP MAY SPRING OUT. MAINTAIN PRESSURE OR SCREW ME BE EJECTED.
Permanent Clip: Lift the outside edge of the battery out of its compartment with the small screwdriver.
Step #5 Test the Batteries Test the batteries that are being removed from your watch. If the batteries test good, there is something wrong with the watch. Refer it to a professional watchmaker.
Step #6 Locate replacement batteries Locate part number on battery that was removed, and find a replacement watch battery.
Step #7 Clean the battery compartment Check the battery compartment and clean it of any dirt. If there is corrosion, refer to a professional watchmaker.
Step #8 Install the new battery IMPORTANT: Be sure to test batteries before installing. Remember the watch won’t work if battery is put in wrong.
Spring Clip: Place one end of the spring clip in place and firmly push the other end into its slot. Mare sure the spring clip is in the slot to avoid bent spring clips.
Screw-On Clip: Place the clip over the new watch battery. Hold the screw with the fine point tweezers to start it in the hole. Tighten the screw.
Step #9 Close the watch IMPORTANT: If there is a rubber sealing gasket in the back of the watch, make sure it is lined up properly before closing the back. Start the back by turning it clockwise with your fingers, then tighten it with the rubber-tipped opener or case wrench. Step #10 Clean the watch Gently wipe the watch to remove any fingerprints or smudges.
Step #11 Reset the watch Reset the watch and make sure it’s working.
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