20 Most Recent Seiko Pulsar Bracelet Watch - Page 9 Questions & Answers

If it has a battery op movement you could have a non original batt op movt installed for 15 bucks and it will work like new but if it is a mechanical movement then you will have to replace necessary damaged parts

Replace the battery, the solar part doesn't mean it charges from the sun it has to do with the movement of the arms (I'm not %100 what that means) I just know it doesn't charge by the sun or any other light source.

www.seikowatches.com/support/ib/pdf/SEIKO_7X52_COMPLETE_UG.pdf Use seiko's search feature to find yours Karbrel

Without seeing the band design, Seiko has a couple of executions that they use. One is a pin which is flared on one end. There is usually a directional arrow showing you which way the pin gets driven out. You will need a small hard pin. It should tap out, after the flared end is exposed you can pull it out with a small pair of plyers or side-cuts. Push out the next pin in the next link then put the pin back in the way it came out. The flared end is the last piece that goes into the band. If this doesn't work try a store where they at least install batteries. Good Luck hope this helps. Gabe

Dry out the watch by putting it in a bag of rice for a few days.

Yes it has a battery and is simple to change

What a great watch! It has a super-fine piezo-electronic motor to move the date wheel! Very cool. Its quite a show to go through the date/leap-year check, and then observe the watch catch back up to the correct time afterwards. Battery lasts ~five years. I downloaded the manual (your model number on watch back) after a short search online (beware of trojans/viruses). Setting after a battery replacement requires shorting certain pins inside the watch to set the leap-year, and date. The back unscrews, and may require the special watch-wrench, available online. I unscrewed mine VERY CAREFULLY with fine pliers, confirming that I was doing this in a clean, dust-free location. The instructions are quite specific, must be followed carefully to set up correctly. Have a fine wire jumper to set the leap-year. I learned this because I did not want to pay an inexperienced jeweler $100 to replace the battery.

This video may help you

Hi, you need to buy a link remover off ebay,They don't cost very much and work very well.

you can try bringing it to a watch repair store they will help you.

Instruction Manuals I don't see yours listed but may find contact information here.