20 Most Recent Seiko SGG786 Watch for Men - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Try doing it right and it will work

Hi Rsomekh- I found this link. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/617445/Seiko-Wp7500.html#manual On page 35, there is a section on "Setting the LCD Contrast". Hope this helps.

Go to: http://www.seiko.com.au/support/instruction-booklets

http://www.manualsonline.com/support/seiko/clock/user-manual-for-seiko-wall-clock-qxm134brh-5718245 http://www.fixya.com/support/t5832345-wiring_diagram_seiko

I found a way to get my second hand ‘unstuck’. It would only wiggle when I pressed the button to show the charge. After replacing the capacitor and reassembling very carefully, I pulled out the crown halfway and turned it to advance the date by several days at once. The second hand started moving again right away. It was advancing a second at a time not two, so it had charge. When I checked the amount it showed almost full (new capacitor was already charged).

Have You checked with Your Jeweler?

Watch this video:


https://youtu.be/FdxxcpFsC8A

Check the caliber code of your watch on the case back and go here https://www.seikowatches.com/us-en/customerservice/instruction?language=English

manual https://www.seiko.in/support/ib/pdf/SEIKO_7D56c.pdf

https://www.seikowatches.com/us-en/products/astron/8x-worldtime

Could try a new battery

did it come with a manual? you can use the manual to set it up.

Unfortunately, the Seiko website does not have a serial number lookup, so you'll have to identify the model. The "8123-7190" is what Seiko calls the "caliber code." Entering that on the page linked below will narrow down the model number list for you. Clicking on the link for your model will give you the instructions in PDF format. The instructions for your model tell you what size battery to use. For example, the manual for the 8F32 states on page 11 that the battery size for that model is CR2412. (Note - be sure to get the correct instructions; different models have different battery sizes.) "Automatic" Divers watches have no battery, they are powered by a spring mechanism.

the make of the battery is of no importance it is the size and voltage that counts if the watch is water proof , you will need to have a jeweller or watch maker replace the battery as the case will be sealed