20 Most Recent Raymond Weil Automatic Watch - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Let me be honest with you. Dont. If you dont know what your are doing to change a battery, you will do more harm then good. And once that happens, you will lose your RW warranty.
My best solution is to take to a certified local RW dealer and if you dont know who is in your area, check this link:
http://www.raymond-weil.com/EN/RW-Geneva/Contact-Us.html

Best regards

The battery is the first thing. You have no way of knowing how long the battery was in that watch before you bought it. Batteries are installed at the manufacturer and the battery might have been old before it was installed, then the watch might have sat in a warehouse for years before you bought it.

try this link below http://www.tissot.ch/?mod_contact

Hi Mack.
Thanks for contacting FixYa.
Unfortunately, I can not give you prices of watches as we are primarily a help desk for problems. The best advice I can give you is to go to the RW site at :
http://www.raymond-weil.com/EN/index.html
or do a GOOGLE search of RW watches and compare prices with on line stores,
I hope that helps. Best regards.

That's a fairly common problem actually. It means there's a bad circuit on it. Wouldn't cost you more than $100 if you sent it to me but it's not something you can fix on your own

the problem is some month's av 28 days and some month's av 31days, but on your watch the wheel that as the numbers on has 31 days so if there's a month with 28 days you'll need to change it manualy hope this helps you,,

it's legit. says "the internet"

yes you cn call the company with model and serial number.price to cheap is not good