manufacturer. This watch has to have a pressure test to insure it's water tight. This may require replacement of some or all of the gaskets in the case.I would never recommend that this is something that you should try to do yourself.You would be amazed at the money I
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remove the four screws on the back of the watch. Take off the back. Be careful not to mess up the seal (rubber round
gasket). You will see a battery strap with three prongs with screws holding down your lithium battery. Unscrew any two of the three screws, and
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so the blow is centered and even. Also, I'd suggest cleaning the back and the groove in the case and be sure the rubber
gasket is properly positioned. This will give you the best chance of retaining the waterproofing. And remember to check that the watch is running before
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