2767 watch watch does not charge

Hello Tyrone Steele,

Reading your OWNERS MANUAL is always your best option...

But if you are talking about iWatch...
instead of the simple APPLE WATCH
(quartz movement... ordinary watch battery = no charge)

You can go to APPLE.COM to see
additional options available
Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Cable 1

Carnac the Magnificent

To charge your Apple Watch: Plug the Apple Magnetic Charging Cable, Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Case, or Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Dock into its USB power adapter. Plug the adapter into a power outlet. You can also plug the charging cable into a USB port.13 Sep 2016

Check your battery and charge your Apple Watch - Apple Support

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT204608

Your watch is solar powered, so I think it isn't charged lately. At a low charge, the watch goes into saving mode by switching off the display (while keeping the time, date, etc.). To charge the watch leave it in a brightly lit spot for a day or two. That should be enough to make the watch function as normal again.

For more information, you can download the manual of your watch here (direct download link):
Timepieces Watches Manuals CASIO

You need a watchmaker to examine it and determine if it is not being properly charged or the capacitor is bad.

mcdevito75 here, Possibly the battery is worn out. An old battery will not hold a charge, Visit a small watch repair shop in yourarea for a new battery.

CHARGE means you have to charge the watch. It depends on what type of movement you have. If it's solar powered, you need to leave your watch under the light to charge it. If it is battery powered - you haqve to buy the new battery and fit it. Rate me,plz.

The battery is CTL 1616 and I had the same occurance when I opened up my model Casio model 3043. I needed to use the battery to test my model 2767 and find out if a new battery would bring it back to life (yes, it still lives). After replacing the battey back into my 3043, I jumped the (ac) to (-) and at first the watch would indicate all was well but then it would revert back to "open". I tried over and over to try and get the "open" display to clear but I was not successful. I then thought to go ahead and replace the back on the case to see if the three contact springs would change the display and sure enough, "open" no longer was in the display. The watch works perfectly as before. As for the 2767, as soon as I jumped the (ac) to (-) the "open" display went away. There is only one spring contact to the back case on the 2767 model. Unfortunately I do have an extra spring that fell out when I opened it up and I have no clue as to where it goes. I have not found anyone who can help me on the location for the shorter spring. Any advice would be most helpful.