Parts for Festina watches

To find a new brace for your Festina Depose 6501, you can try the following options:

1. Official Retailers: Visit official Festina retailers or authorized dealers. They might have spare parts or be able to order them for you.
2. Online Marketplaces: Check online marketplaces such as eBay, Amazon, or specialized watch parts websites. Make sure to verify the authenticity of the parts and the seller's credibility.
3. Festina Customer Service: Contact Festina's customer service directly. They might be able to provide guidance on where to find authentic replacement parts for your specific model.
4. Local Watch Repair Shops: Visit local watch repair shops or jewelers. They often have access to a network of suppliers and might be able to order the specific part for you.
5. Watch Forums and Communities: Participate in watch enthusiast forums or communities. Members often share information about reliable sources for watch parts and accessories.

Remember to provide specific details about your watch model and the type of brace you are looking for to ensure you get the right replacement part.

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It would depend on the movement inside. Many times the "cell" is identified on the case back. If you have a model name & # it will help.

There is usually a way to remove the crown and stem together so that the movement can be removed from the casing.
Have a good look over the movement and see if there are any identifying marks and let me know what you find. Alternatively, post a photo of the movement.

In order to replace the crystal on your watch you are going to have to remove the entire movement and use a watch press to remove the crystal.
this is not an easy job and should be done by a professional
First you will need to get a watch back opener to unscrew the back of your Tag. The three slots should fit into the back of the watch. tighten the opener until it is firmly on. then turn counter close wise until back of case comes off.
Next you will need to remove the watch hand and crown. Becareful doing this for pressing to hard will break your set leveler. You will need a thin pin pusher and look on the back of the movement for an arrow pointing toward a hole in the movement. Push down and at the same time pull the stem and crown out of movement. turn the watch right side up and the watch movement should fall out. Place movement on a very safe spot so not to damage movement or dial
now you will you be ready to remove crystal Since it is a friction crystal you will need to do use a watch case press . find two die that fit exactly the watch and crystal use a scooped side and place it on the bottom side of the watch press. Next use a flat die to place on top of the case press. place the watch face down. you will be pushing the watch crystal out from the top. Press down on the level and check to see if the crystal came loose, keep doing so till the crystal comes out.
finally you will need to measure the thickness and diameter of the crystal and find the exact size. I believe this watch has a sapphire crystal so you will need a sapphire crystal too.
Once you buy the proper crystal it is time to put the it in the watch. Place the watch face up in your watch press. and slip the crystal in through the top making sure its perfectly even all around. Slowly push down on the leveler until proper pressure is applied and the crystal snaps in.
Now you have new crystal . Clean crystal thoroughly and the inside of the case. Place watch upside down carefully place movement back in. slide spacer in . Now slide watch stem and crown back in push down again on the set leveler with pin pusher.
Place case cover on back and tighten properly to prevent water or moisture from entering and you are done.
This repair should be done by a professional especially on such a nice watch. Any watchmaker can do this job and will have the tools to do it properly

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Check with local jeweler first as it might be a simple resolve.

I have the same watch.
Here:
http://www.citizen.co.jp/miyota_mvt/download/pdf/manu_6P27-77_multi.pdf
is a manual for it's movement, Citizen Miyota 6P27.

Problably not something you should tackle by yourself. I replace them and have experience. You would need to make measurements and order from a place that has inventory. Then you would need to remove case back and movement. Then you would push out the crystal from the inside. The new crystal needs to be installed with the proper "glue". This also needs to be ordered. I suggest you take it to a local watchmaker that knows how to do this. But, best of luck

Movement number is needed to find the correct watch setting procedure and pushbuttons.