My Esquire watch doesnt work anymore

t sounds like the digital display of your watch stopped working after a watchmaker replaced the normal battery and accidentally cut the cable connected to the rechargeable battery. To address this issue, you may need to take the following steps:

1. Return to the Watchmaker: First, I would recommend returning to the watchmaker who performed the battery replacement and inform them about the issue. They should take responsibility for any damage caused during the battery replacement and rectify the problem.
2. Check Warranty: If your watch is under warranty, contact the manufacturer or authorized service center to have the issue resolved. Cutting the cable during a battery replacement should not happen with a professional service and might be covered under warranty.
3. Request a Repair or Replacement: If neither of the above options is viable, you may need to seek a watch repair specialist or a technician who can examine the watch's internal components and assess the damage. They can either repair the cut cable or replace the damaged digital mechanism.
4. Be Prepared for Costs: Depending on the extent of the damage and the watch's value, repairing or replacing the digital mechanism may come with associated costs. Be sure to ask for an estimate before proceeding with any repairs.

It's essential to keep all communication and records related to the battery replacement and subsequent damage to ensure a smooth resolution of the issue. Ultimately, it's the responsibility of the watchmaker to address and rectify any damage that occurred during the battery replacement process.

This site will be helpful for your concern about the battery replacement http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/w4-3.htm

Hope that helps........

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

If it's more than a year old it may need a fresh battery. Any watch or jewelry shop can do that for you for about $8.

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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.

Might need cleaning, oiling or other servicing ...

What do you think?

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If this is stuck and just wont turn that means its full of yuk and muck and just needs cleaned ou, take to a good jeweler who can clean under the bezel...if it turns but simply doesnt click that means that the click spring mechanism is broken and would have to be sent to Luminox for repair...good luck :)

Someone posted a link on how to change the batter on an F11. If it's not longer under warranty or you just don't want to bother with sending it back and the extra costs, you could follow this: http://timlaqua.com/2008/09/how-to-replace-the-battery-in-a-polar-f11-heart-rate-monitor-hrm/

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,