Philip Stein Teslar Watches - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Not sure where you are located, but just take your watch to the jewelry counter at Walmart and they will do it for you. Battery about $8

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Pls change your broken glass in the nearest showroom of your watch company !

Each watch has its own battery. You have to replace battery. My advice is to replace both at once.

In the event you need to have your Philip Stein Watch or Bracelet serviced, we recommend contacting one of our Authorized Repair Centers (ARC). We have over 100 locations around the world that will be able to assist you with a range of services from battery replacements, to more sensitive repairs. Please use the Store Locator section to find an ARC in your area (be sure to select "Repair Center" when looking for a repair facility). If you are unable to locate one, or have trouble using the Store Locator section, please feel free to view the full list of Authorized Repair Centers, otherwise, you may contact our After Sales Customer Service department to discuss alternative options. They may be reached via email at service@philipstein, or telephone by dialing 305-373-0037 between the hours of 9AM - 5PM EST.

Not familiar with this brand.
You can download instructions here:
http://www.philipstein.com/Help/CustService.aspx?PageCode=86&PageName=InstructionManuals&sid=&medium=&term=&version=

They have a customer service also. Best regards.

Batteries in watches can't last forever. Occasionaly you have to replace them for new ones. Yours are gone and needs to be replaced. rate me, please.

mcdevito75 here, Best Bet, visit a small watch repair shop in your area for these screws.