20 Most Recent Seiko Clocks Melodies In Motion QXM135BRH Watch - Page 4 Questions & Answers

If your watch is an analogue, then yes, it is very safe to assume it is 1.5V. If your watch is digital, depending on how many functions it has(especially if it has a night light), it will most probably take 3V. In either case, it doesn't hurt to start testing with a 1.5V battery. google.com/+GopakumarGopalan

The normal clock/alarm functions of the Seiko SQ767W work worldwide, but because the feature that automatically sets the time via radio signal only works in Japan, Seiko only provides the manual in Japanese. https://www.seiko-clock.co.jp/product-personal/digital/temperature/sq767w.html https://www.seiko-clock.co.jp/product-personal/up_files/FSQ-125P.pdf Here's an English version I made with the help of onlinedoctranslator.com (uses Google Translate). I made a couple of adjustments but it's still pretty rough due to the machine translation. https://1drv.ms/b/s!AKpNuPb-kshMyTo

Did you call Seiko? Normally they do not sell parts to non authorized service people. If you send them the watch and it is not obsolete they will change the circuit board for you...

I had a stunning Seiko, back in the '70's. Went into a pawn shop, silver and turquoise Navajo bracelet. Cost me $50. 2 yrs later, it screeched to a halt. Sent it back and sent $25. Two years later, it happened again. Ergo, I had to re-buy my Seiko every 4 years. So I replaced it with a $10 Timex, that is Still running. Love the set, now! That was then. It seems they Still want to do all the work.... I now have a favorite jeweller, the family has been in business since the ? - 1930's? I would find someone like the Butterfield Jewelers, call and ask if they can work on your watch. (these guys are Amazing! I take my solar watch to them just to re-set it!

http://primrosesupplies.com/Swiss%20Tech%20Guides/Seiko/8V22.pdf , copy and paste this address into your browser's address window for a downloadable PDF of your instruction manual

have you already had the battery replaced as some places will fit a standard battery and not the correct rechargable.

Here are instructions for the watch as a .jpg file...if you press both the "C" and "D" buttons ( refer the attached pic) at the same time you should hear the alarm ring. If it does not it will possibly need checking by a Seiko repair centre ( possibly no parts available though due to age) Cheers Mike

Here it is: http://www.theclockdepot.com/seiko-qhr020wlh-manual.html

What are you doing with the 6019 movement?

Try vintage time australia he sells them

what country you in?

Seiko 5N0313 refers to the movement fitted inside the watch - it's not the model number of your particular watch. Go to https://www.leaf.tv/articles/how-to-find-a-seiko-model-number/ where there should be enough info' to allow you to determine the model number, then do a search based on that number.

looking at the reviews of thios watch it is an automatic watch

Search for: Make Model manual

This site gives your watch as made in some year ending in '6'. They want more info. See if this helps any - Seiko Date Finder