Change battery white stag watch - Pulsar Ladies Watch

Hi Bob, did you solve the conundrum?
Have the same problem with the white plastic cover for T49706.
https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/help-required-timex-e-tide-watch-t49706-battery-change-4943661.html

Do you see a itibiti tiny solar panel in the face of the watch? If not like all watches it uses a tiny button battery

battery in backwards

You will need a very small (watch or glasses) Philips head screwdriver, and a SR626SW (or know as a 377) watch battery.
Remove screw 1 to remove the motorcycle back cover.
Remove the other 2 screws to take off the clock backing.
Remove the white plastic ring by pulling directly up.
Remove the battery.
Put the new battery in.
Press the white plastic ring back on.
Reassemble the clock backing with the two screws.
Reassemble the back of the motorcycle with screw 1.

I took a clip watch to the Mall today and had the battery replaced at the Dakota Kiosk. It cost $10. They used a tiny knife to pry off the back. I was trying to use a screwdriver and that didn't work.

Did you change the battery yourself? Did you have instructions? The reason I ask is only because some watches/etc have more the one battery for various functions. Sometimes there are more batteries underneatch the battery you replaced.
I would call the manufacturer and ask them if you have the number.

The case back has to go on the right way 'round. There is a white bit on the inside of the case back with a hole in it, this hole has to line up with a spring which is poking upwards out of the watch mechanism, i think the white thing is the aerial to the chest strap.

I just removed links from one of the white stag watches today. The answer is in the link below.

http://www.watchmaterial.com/How_to_size_a_watch_band.asp

Friction pins are used to hold the links together. I used a jeweler's screwdriver and a small hammer to tap them out in the direction of the arrow. I put them back in the same way.

The plastic wrist band doesn't have to be cut away. You need to dislodge the spring-loaded end of the pin from the hole in the plastic with the blade of a sharp thin knife.

The you proceed to lift one of the 4 snaps to open the cover. The battery is under a white translucent inside cover.

The original battery was Sony SR621SW.

Pay attention to the rubber seal ring when putting the watch back together.