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Watch battery replacement 15:20 - Jan 27 with 1854 viewsMalcolmMeatballHead

Hello all. I have an Invicta Pro Diver quartz watch that needs a new battery. Does anybody know how much it would cost to replace the battery and reseal the case? Thanks in advance
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Watch battery replacement on 15:37 - Jan 27 with 1795 viewsCraigIT

I have had Casio watches. When the battery runs out I just buy a new watch.
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Watch battery replacement on 16:31 - Jan 27 with 1743 viewsChurchman

You could try changing the battery yourself if you are feeling brave. The tools/kit to get the back off are pretty cheap, as is a press to get it back on. The back may be screw on, but most are not.

The batteries themselves can be bought off eBay for no money. The batteries vary from watch to watch but what they are is stamped on them and visible with any magnifying glass. The internet will tell you their equivalents.
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Watch battery replacement on 17:01 - Jan 27 with 1698 viewsPinewoodblue

Watch battery replacement on 16:31 - Jan 27 by Churchman

You could try changing the battery yourself if you are feeling brave. The tools/kit to get the back off are pretty cheap, as is a press to get it back on. The back may be screw on, but most are not.

The batteries themselves can be bought off eBay for no money. The batteries vary from watch to watch but what they are is stamped on them and visible with any magnifying glass. The internet will tell you their equivalents.


Question isn’t about replacing the battery but ensuring the seal is watertight.

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Watch battery replacement on 18:35 - Jan 27 with 1634 viewsronnyd

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Watch battery replacement on 18:40 - Jan 27 with 1625 viewsfactual_blue

Battery change for my TAG Heuer at Timpsons was £85. That covered battery, reseal and pressure test.

It also covers lifetime free replacements, with test etc etc.

The one-off cost would have been £50, so the lifetime offer was too good to miss.

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Watch battery replacement on 18:45 - Jan 27 with 1611 viewsgtsb1966

Watch battery replacement on 18:40 - Jan 27 by factual_blue

Battery change for my TAG Heuer at Timpsons was £85. That covered battery, reseal and pressure test.

It also covers lifetime free replacements, with test etc etc.

The one-off cost would have been £50, so the lifetime offer was too good to miss.


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Watch battery replacement on 19:58 - Jan 27 with 1545 viewsChurchman

Watch battery replacement on 17:01 - Jan 27 by Pinewoodblue

Question isn’t about replacing the battery but ensuring the seal is watertight.


If you are going diving, agreed. By and large, the seal is just a cotton thin bit of rubber and as long as you are careful, I don’t see it as a problem.

I have one or two more valuable watches. Nothing special (a Longines, Seiko and a Victorinox), but these I’d take to a specialist. But for watches like say a Lorus, Henry, Adidas, etc I do myself.
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Watch battery replacement on 22:57 - Jan 27 with 1423 viewsBlueForYou

Watch batteries cost £1.99p from Amazon. I changed three of my watches plus new straps for £12. I have two more which I can’t remove the back from. Have a go before you get totally ripped. The guy at Timpsons outside Sainsbury’s wanted £29 to just change one battery, I did it for £1.99p.

Edit.... I wouldn’t try it for a valuable expensive watch though!
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Watch battery replacement on 00:15 - Jan 28 with 1348 viewsNthQldITFC

I haven't worn a watch since the 1990s - can't stand having the thing on my wrist.

If I think I'm going to need to know what time it is, I put a small piece of paper and a pencil in my pocket in the morning. When I meet someone wearing a watch I ask them what time it is and I write it down on the piece of paper. Then later on, when I need to know the time, I can simply get the piece of paper out of my pocket and have a look.

I seal the piece of paper with Rizlas, so it is 100000% waterproof, and I have a spare pack in my pocket in case I fancy a spliff. Then I don't care what time it is anyway.

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Watch battery replacement on 02:31 - Jan 28 with 1301 viewsKropotkin123

If you have the time, look at wind up options.

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Watch battery replacement on 06:55 - Jan 28 with 1199 viewsChurchman

Watch battery replacement on 02:31 - Jan 28 by Kropotkin123

If you have the time, look at wind up options.


I have a few wind up watches, the best of which is a 47 year old Omega, but I rarely wear it. Automatic watches don’t need winding of course, but the most hassle free are solar catches. I like those. Citizen make some nice quality ones for not too much money, as do Seiko.
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Watch battery replacement on 08:06 - Jan 28 with 1157 viewsmarvellous

There's a guy in Bucklesham called Alfie Doncaster that replaces the battery, sealed and pressure tested my watch. Good service with a fast turn around and was about £50 IIRC.
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Watch battery replacement on 11:42 - Jan 28 with 1055 viewsMalcolmMeatballHead

Watch battery replacement on 08:06 - Jan 28 by marvellous

There's a guy in Bucklesham called Alfie Doncaster that replaces the battery, sealed and pressure tested my watch. Good service with a fast turn around and was about £50 IIRC.


Just want to say thanks to those who replied and offered advice.
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Watch battery replacement on 11:44 - Jan 28 with 1053 viewsMalcolmMeatballHead

Watch battery replacement on 02:31 - Jan 28 by Kropotkin123

If you have the time, look at wind up options.


The problem with wind ups and automatics is they need to be serviced after a few years at a massive cost. I would love an omega seamaster but even if I had the money to buy one I wouldn't as I wouldn't be able to afford to service it every 3 to 5 years

Thanks again all. Have a good day and uppa towen
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