Where is the model number? - Pulsar Watches

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https://www.fixya.com/support/r27181038-changing_watch_batteries

That model number doesn't follow Pulsar's model numbering scheme and is likely a serial number.

The stock answer is the same battery as the one that is in it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Pulsar+watch+660137%2C+replacement+batteries

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I do not find instructions for the watch at the Accutime website, via Google, nor at YouTube. I do find two contact numbers for Accutime Corporation:

toll free number: 855 222 8846
The above number appears associated with the T5 tracker model but one hopes support extends beyond such.

The below number is not toll free but is also associated with Accutime Corporation in New York.

212.686.9220

Seiko 5N0313 refers to the movement fitted inside the watch - it's not the model number of your particular watch.
Go to

https://www.leaf.tv/articles/how-to-find-a-seiko-model-number/

where there should be enough info' to allow you to determine the model number, then do a search based on that number.

I can't determine which Casio watch you own by the model number. Maybe you can provide the module number (4 digits) that is on the back of the watch. With that you can also download a manual here:
Timepieces Watches Manuals CASIO

wr100m is not a model number, but stands for 'Water Resistant (to a depth of) 100 meters'.
The model and module number (4-digit number in a small rectangle) are on the back of the watch case.

try reading this on ehow http://www.ehow.com/facts_7292301_evinrude-year-identification.html

Hi,
As you have not mentioned the model number for the Gshock , i'm sending you the link for the user manual. Select the correct model number from the list and follow the steps to change the setting as per the manual. In case there is a problem , share the model number for the watch i will help furthur.
http://mygshock.com/casio-manual/


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Proton

Yes. Its always under the Model Number. Some model numbers were etched, instead of stamped or engaved, on the case and over time may be worn off but on a newer watch it should be visible.

The information on the back of a watch can mean two things: the model of the watch and its serial number.

What is meant rather depends upon the manufacturer.

Many watches are listed by model name for a range but there may be individual types within the range which are referred to by a number.

In some cases the instructions are listed by number and not name.

1965 theres a full breitling serial number list at http://www.brittons-watches.co.uk/watches_breitling_dates.htm