What kind of battery is needed for a Relic desk top motorcycle clock number RML5002001.

When you open the watch, the old battery usually has a number on the back, for example, CR2025

If that is the same as yours, it is easy to buy another battery at most retail stores and online with Amazon or eBay.

Christopher, Neither of these is a battery number. Open the watch and remove the battery. (Gently.) Copy the number(s) on the battery, using a magnifying lens if necessary.
Log onto eBay and search for "[the number] battery". Example: AG10 battery. I've never found one yet that was not available. And they are quite inexpensive--I usually buy more than one.

http://www.relicbrand.com/wcsstore/Relic/html/en_US/relic_maintenance.html?langId=-1&storeId=34053&catalogId=23502&N=0

Number is there on battery- use magnifier.

Just replaced the battery in my colleague's Relic ZR11811. The battery is a 371. Equivalents include AG6 and SR920.

If you can, pop the back of the watch off, the battery will have 3 digits, and some letters, for example 375R, 325LRW, etc. the 3 digit number is the type of battery you need. If you cannot read the number, then typically, if you take out the battery, and you measure the width, and height of the battery, then find another battery with the same measurements, it will work, trust me.
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mcdevito75 Here, Your in a spot, Looseing the old battery to your Mens Relic watch, you can look for a small watch repair shop in your area, they may have an idea of the battery number, but will most likely tell you they need the watch to know for sure. You can also try battery 364 or 371 but even I can"t be certain. You can also try online at Contact Relic Watches.com Reic should have a website. You may be left with only 1 choice, have the watch repair shop replace this battery for you, you"d have to buy and try a couple of different batteries and each battery in the store runs about $5.00 each, at the watch shop let the Jeweler figure out the battery number for your watch for 1 price. I think this is your cheapest and best option.

It's not easy. You're probably better off brining it to the jeweler unless you already have the tools. You'll need a precision screwdriver set. Under the clock there's a tiny screw. Carefully remove that to pop the clock off the front of the plane -- don't strip it. Then get a standard flathead screwdriver to remove the cover behind the clock. Just turn it so that the tabs on the cover appear in the little openings around the edge. It should then fall out. If not, use a tiny screwdriver to remove it.
Under there is the clock. Remove the plastic spacer. You'll see the tiny little battery, which is held in by a tiny metal arm. Move the arm and the spring behind the battery will pop it up a little. Use a tiny screwdriver to carefully remove the battery. The battery is SR626SW.
Have fun putting it back together! Whoever designed this thing is on my s-list.

Take your watch to a good watch shop and they will be able to replace the battery for you.

I have one of these, the cruiser version with passenger seat. It was a take apart nearly everything situation to get to the battery. on the right side of the motorcycle (throttle side) you should find two very small screws. remove these. I the cover should come off. If it doesn't come off easily, loosen the kick stand plate a bit. Inside you will now find the clock back. two small screws. remove them and the cover and you should be able to get at the battery. good luck