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Re: I have a skagen watch that is losing time. I...
Your watch needs repair
Before you send it to repair just do that:
PUT IT UNDER SUN RAY FOR 3 HOURS
or PUT IT FRONT OF A HOT AIR (HAIR DRYER) FOR 10 MINUETES
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You need to replace battery. Q/A from swiss army website. Q. How do I know when the battery needs changing? A. In select models, the battery end-of-life indicator signals that the battery should be replaced within two or three days. When the battery is low, the second hand stands still for 2-4 seconds, and then speeds up to the correct time. This indication will last for approximately one week, and then the timepiece hands stand still.
It is hard to say how long a battery should last without knowing the details of the model.
If it is just a timepiece without any additional functions, then a battery should last at least one year and often will run for two or three.
If there are other functions e.g stop watch, back light, memory, alarm etc., then the life of the battery will depend upon the extent to which these functions are used. How long is a piece of string?
If you think that the battery failing, then take it back to the supplier and ask for a replacement, (if you have the receipt).
send your watch into skagen since you have a lifetime warranty you do not want to breech that. plus they reseal your watch and other watch repair places cant.
http://www.skagen.com/service/home.fx
yes it can cause that but it could be otehr things too you have a lifetime warranty send it to skagen they will fix it at very low cost
http://www.skagen.com/service/orderWatchBandParts.fx
i would send your watch to skagen and let them replace it for a very low price. plus then your warranty will not be voided and you wont risk someone damaging such a great watch.
http://www.skagen.com/service/watchWarranty.fx
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