Kmot
Tyme Twister
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Since I had to change the battery, I thought I would snap some photos of the inside for anyone who may be interested.
The watch had stopped on 31 June.
The case back is held by 6 slotted machine screws. I used a Craftsman jewelers screwdriver to loosen them.
And this is what it looks like inside.
The battery has a cover that keeps it in place. It is held by a single machine screw, that has already been removed in this photo.
What it looks like under the battery.
All back together. But the second hand did not zero. So I had to zero it manually. This watch has 16 segments per second. I had to push the button several hundred times to zero the hand.
The original battery lasted about 3 years. I measured the voltage of it after I removed it and it was down to 0.14V
I really like that the case back is held on by screws. Makes it much easier to get off than other styles.
The watch had stopped on 31 June.
The case back is held by 6 slotted machine screws. I used a Craftsman jewelers screwdriver to loosen them.
And this is what it looks like inside.
The battery has a cover that keeps it in place. It is held by a single machine screw, that has already been removed in this photo.
What it looks like under the battery.
All back together. But the second hand did not zero. So I had to zero it manually. This watch has 16 segments per second. I had to push the button several hundred times to zero the hand.
The original battery lasted about 3 years. I measured the voltage of it after I removed it and it was down to 0.14V
I really like that the case back is held on by screws. Makes it much easier to get off than other styles.