Posted: 5/18/2010 10:58:53 AM EDT
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Should I go to the local jewelry store next door or should I send it back the manufacturer? I "found" a luminox dive watch and a polar heart rate monitor in my gear bin. Forgot I had both. |
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Quoted: See what kind of battery it takes. You might be able to find it in the watch/calculator battery rack at Wal-Mart, etc. NONONONO! don't try to replace a dive watch battery by yourself, if you fuck it up and you do dive, you could be SOL. like I said, lifetime replacement from Kay $12 watch batteries usually $4 not hard to earn back your investment. |
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Quoted: Would the local watch store be able to do a replacement for a dive watch properly?Quoted: See what kind of battery it takes. You might be able to find it in the watch/calculator battery rack at Wal-Mart, etc. NONONONO! don't try to replace a dive watch battery by yourself, if you fuck it up and you do dive, you could be SOL. like I said, lifetime replacement from Kay $12 watch batteries usually $4 not hard to earn back your investment. |
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Luminox has authorized repair facilities in many locations. Check with them to find out where you can take it without having to ship it back
ETA - check here for a start |
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See what kind of battery it takes. You might be able to find it in the watch/calculator battery rack at Wal-Mart, etc. NONONONO! don't try to replace a dive watch battery by yourself, if you fuck it up and you do dive, you could be SOL. like I said, lifetime replacement from Kay $12 watch batteries usually $4 not hard to earn back your investment. If it was that critical to my survival, I wouldn't trust anybody else but myself to do it right. Do these dive watch repairers carry insurance for negligent death as a result of a bad repair? |