I have a Gianni Sabatini Divers watch which is faulty, I`m trying to find out where to send it to get it repaired. regards john stebbing

Please Contact aftersale@carmenco.com with model number of your warch also image of your watch

Take the watch to your local Watch/clock Repair shop or a jeweler.

I suggest you find a more reliable jewller and ask them to find one that fits.

While there are a number of batteries, anyone who specialises in replacing batteries should have a full range of replacements and should be able to fin one that fits.

As they are all the same voltage, it is only a case of finding one that fits - this is not very technical and should be achievable by trial and error.

self winging uses the movement of arm to wind --- chack with company since you do not know the correct model or do an online search usong make and model

Thank you for contacting FixYa.<br /> Im sorry, but you will have to send into Timex to get this repair. This is not a repair that a novice can do,<br /> I did find you a link to a repair site in UK. Best regards. Jewel<br /> <a href="http://www.timex.co.uk/contact_us.aspx">http://www.timex.co.uk/contact_us.aspx</a>

mcdevito75 here, Look for a small watch repair shop in your area, I'm sure they can help or even do the work on your watch. I also did a fast web search and found an agent of John Weitz watches at Property Room .com they have email from that page you can send asking about warrantee info. Sorry no phne number.

mcdevito75 here, That dial is used mainly on Divers watches for Divers, by setting this dial, you can tell how much air time tanks that divers use have in them. It"s main purpose though is to hold the crystal asssembly to the watch case. A specialized manual can tell how to use this outer dial, it can be used as a measure of distance and time.

Go to http://www.casio.co.uk/support/, you should be able to find what you want there.

You could ask Seiko via their web site. If this watch is of value to you, send it to their service center for repair. They can fully advicse you as to the cost and other factors important to you. Go here: http://www.seikowatches.com/support/faq/repairs.html

Hi mtrahan99. My advice is to take it back and get it replaced, particularly if you have only had it a few days. If they won't exchange it or refund you, get a repair under the guarantee. Automatic watches (and Seiko actually make some very good ones) don't need to be worn all the time to wind them, and the fact that it ran so fast and has now stopped would indicate something major like problems with the mainspring. Return it! Hope this helps; Eagle58