New Battery Where can i find a battery replacement for the watch/radio...

• Remove back
• Find battery. Note mounting arrangement for later.
• Identify battery type
• Obtain replacement battery
• Remove old battery
• Install new battery with correct polarity
• Check operation
• Reinstall back
• Set time, etc.

OR,
Take your watch to a jeweler who, for a reasonable sum, will handle replacement.

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Why would he need the manual to do that ???

The time is self setting !
and to chage the battery just take out the back cover and slide the pin holding the battery in place, and replace it with the with similar battery...

I will try to find the manual for you..

post back in a second

Remove the back of the case. Remove the dead battery. Replace with a new battery. Close case back set time and your all set till it dies again.

http://www.apexbattery.com/timex-a-battery-watch-batteries-timex-watch-batteries.html

Most larger department store jewelry counter personnel will change a watch battery for you for little or no cost - if you buy the battery from them. Stores like Batteries + also offer this service for a small fee. Unless someone here has the same watch and can tell you exactly how it is done, my suggestion will probably be your best bet.

I would try replacing the battery in your watch to see if it comes back to life. So-called "atomic watches" have tiny radio receivers in them that periodically listen for the official atomic time being broadcast via WWVB in Colorado. However, as you might imagine, it takes a lot more power to operate a radio receiver than it does to power a typical quartz wristwatch, and even with larger-capacity or double batteries, it's been my experience that these watches burn through batteries more quickly than traditional "set them yourself" watches.
An additional factor is that a watch that cannot find the WWVB signal will scan for long periods of time before putting its radio receiver into hibernate mode. So, if your watch has been stored in a basement, an interior room in a large building, or some other place where a radio signal can't penetrate, that would also shorten the watch's battery life.

most of the time the battery from the inside goes bad its the size of a watch battery wile in radio replacing battery, replace fuse to because if battery is bad the fuse is blown also.

mcdevito75 here, Return to the shop that changed the battery for adjustments, possibly a new battery or the factory recommended type battery.

your local watch repair man can replace the battery or you can go to bestbuy.com or radioshack.com and identify the battery there by entering the watch makers information.

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