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The size of the battery required for a Honora watch will depend on the specific model of the watch. However, most Honora watches use a standard watch battery known as a silver oxide battery or button cell battery. The most common size used in watches is the 1.55 volt button cell battery, which is also known as the SR626SW battery or the 377 battery.
To ensure that you purchase the correct battery for your Honora watch, it's always best to refer to the owner's manual or contact Honora's customer service for more information. Additionally, many jewelers or watch repair shops will have the necessary batteries on hand and can assist with battery replacement if needed.
Look inside the watch and look for an engraved number near the battery socket. If nothing there, a local jeweler will have a battery that fits the space. Voltage is 1.55 volts, silver oxide are best.
I have changed batteries on watches before but none were bulova. I opened the back which you have to do to change battery find what battery you need and order online. I have been able to find at stores year ago but most watches now days people don't change batteries they buy new watches. It is a little harder to find batteries in stores.
When you find the type battery google to get the place to buy it. https://www.energizer.com/specialty-battery-finder/bulova-watch-battery-replacement
Most digital watches have "standard" batteries. Invariably all batteries have a number on them.All watch battery stockists have "equivalence lists" so that irrespective of brand of battery a "generic" battery of the same dimensions - diameter and thickness ( and voltage) can be found from a "stocked:"range.e.g.a battery that is 6.8mm diam and 2.6mm thick is variously known as a SR626SW, SB-AW, 280-39, RW329 or a 606 or a D377 - dependng on the "brand" of battery - It's common name is a 377 battery - and it will fit in - and work
Remove the four screws that hold the battery cover on the back of the watch. Remove the 3 very small screws that hold the battery in place. Remove the battery from the battery holder. The piece that the 3 small screws were removed from seperates from the 3 volt 2016 energizer battery. Replace the battery with a new one. Re-install the battery holder to the watch. There is a small tab on the lower left part of the battery holder that needs to be depressed to activate the watch. Depress it and look at the face of the watch to make sure it is activated. The watch will need to have the time, date etc reset but you should now be able to see that the battery is working. Replace the battery cover and reset the time and date as needed.
There is no difference in watch batteries as they are produced by the certain standards. That means you have replaced the right battery. The simplest solution would be re-replacing the battery. Just take the battery out and leave the watch without battery for 5 minutes, then put the battery back. Make sure the battery is fitted the right way (the + side usually facing up). If this doesn;t help - let me know.
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