20 Most Recent Swiss Legend SL-LUCERNE-ML134AC Wristwatch - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Sorry this site can't provide that type of information, we are not a parts locator service

The links are removed by a variety of methods. Look at the side of the link, is there a small pin? if so there will be an arrow on the back of the link. this is the direction to push the pin out. there also may be a flat pin in the end on the back of the link you will see a little round hole covering half the pin this will need a jeweller to remove.

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Hi Leigh. The battery supplies voltage to a precise timing circuit to generate brief pulses of low voltage electricity to a magnetic coil which swings a weighted cam (wheel) to keep everything in motion. This cam or some other mechanical part may have become dislodged or misaligned, causing drag. In a nutshell, a watchmaker will need to inspect it for wear. Could be a jewel-bearing has fallen out. Does this help? Regards, Clive.

Sorry... New or not SWISS use the second hand as an early indicator of the battery state. My memory is that it starts by skipping seconds... Then the second hand stops... Then the watch... ELSE The movement is bad. If it is INDEED NEW... Take it back & get yourself a fresh one. Carnac the Magnificent

Here is a number to find out: Swiss Legend Watches "Express Your Time" 3701 S. Flamingo Road, Suite 100, Miramar, FL 33027 Toll Free : 1-866-746-7794

Why not to go to repair shop and pay them a couple of bucks? For these they'll clean it with high pressure air in addition :-)

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