Swatch Irony Chrono #YOS414G Watch for Men "quartz keep stopping" Questions

...keep quartz movements on hand. If you are a do-it-yourself type, you can get them off the Internet. Be sure to remove the old one first and check how thick the dial is, that's how they sell them by ...

stopping The 2093 is listed as a quartz watch and may need a new battery. Any watch shop or jewelry store should be able to replace the battery and caseback gasket for about $8. The gasket keeps water

...keep it going. It is not like a quartz watch that has a battery and can keep going when not worn. A modern automatic watch will run for about 36 - 48 hours on a full wind. A quartz watch that stops ...

...quartz movement may move just slightly but enough to keep the buttons from contacting the movement, this will keep the watch from working. Hopefully 1 or all of these is the answer for your Fossil ...

...Quatrz mechanism were lost during the new battery installation. While you can"t rule out that the Quartz mechanism and or the light may be wearing down, you still have to suspect the battery even a ...

...stopping You should really provide more information such as brand/model number but that's an indication of a need for battery replacement for a quartz watch. If that doesn't work, post your ...

...quartz chrono watches,all 3 have had new batteries fitted. All 3 have the same problem.When using the chrono the sweeping second hand does not return to the 12 oclock position. Please help. Best ...

...keep accurate time so maybe I messed something up. It keeps perfect time all day until it stops at 11:30. It is the kind of watch that has no battery and goes by wrist movement. Please help!!! I am ...

...keep time. It is losing about 15 minute every 24 hours. Because of the way they work, it's quite hard for quartz movements to run consistently slow - so if you find one getting behind, it's usually a ...

...Quartz watches are designed to stop ticking when the set stem is pulled out.  They'll start up again when you push the stem completely in.  There's a little finger or spring-loaded ...