Watch band esquire 300269

A jeweler will be able to get the right size in there. Most jewelers will do it for the cost of the battery.

click the link below to find a band for your watch
http://www.watch-band-center.com/watchstrap-h243-For-CASIO.html

mcdevito75 here, Hello, Mike D from RITE TIME BASICS, we are listed in the Repair Service Directory right here at fixya. I would need your Casio watch here with me for fitting of the new band, for a few days, I may also have to order a new band for your watch if you wanted a Genuine Casio Band. Bottom of this page, Click on Repair Service Directory, then watches, we are the RITE TIME BASICS email, [email protected]

Go to "casio.com" and click on "support".

Although they don't say so directly, their repair section imply that they can replace straps.

If you go to http://www.genevawatchgroup.com/ and click on "other brands", you will see that they make Freestyle watches.

They do not list watch bands here but you can contact them for help.

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Seek professional help.

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http://www.watch-clock-makers.org/

Hope this tip helps.

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Try contacting a Nixon service center.

You can locate your nearest service center by going to their web site "www.nixonnow.com/dealers/" and filling in your details.

http://service.movadogroup.com/pages.cfm?pid=4CD4575A-AB5B-AB72-9CDA4CE49DDD9176

This is a link to the Movado Group service centers, they make ESQ watches. It appears your watch has had water seep inside the case. It could be the seals around the caseback or crown. Whether repair is worth it, is up to you. I have had Casio dive watches I have sent into repair because I liked them, not for the value of the watch. In general ESQ makes a nice watch and if you like it, why not see what repair would cost. However, if this is a moisture problem, more than just visible corrosion has probably occured and the movement could compromised, if that is the case the costs of repair might outweigh just purchasing another watch. Good luck and I hope you found this helpful,

Open the watch and get the battery out. Take a watchmakers screwdriver or hardened steel pin and clean (scrape) all battery related contacts till they are clean and shiny. Use dust blower to get rid of any scrape-offs. Replace the battery and contact.
If all this do not work, then you will have no option, but to bring the watch in for repair (professional cleaning).

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