What is the battery number for model 7038X/T - Swiss Army Wenger Watches

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That model number doesn't follow Pulsar's model numbering scheme and is likely a serial number.

The stock answer is the same battery as the one that is in it.

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It will be a standard watch battery. Take it to your local jeweler.

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Unfortunately, the Seiko website does not have a serial number lookup, so you'll have to identify the model. The "8123-7190" is what Seiko calls the "caliber code." Entering that on the page linked below will narrow down the model number list for you. Clicking on the link for your model will give you the instructions in PDF format. The instructions for your model tell you what size battery to use. For example, the manual for the 8F32 states on page 11 that the battery size for that model is CR2412. (Note - be sure to get the correct instructions; different models have different battery sizes.) "Automatic" Divers watches have no battery, they are powered by a spring mechanism.

if it needs a new battery you will be better off taking it with you to a shop that sells watch battery's as 90% of the time they will fit it for free too ( and if they open it to see which battery it needs and they dont have one then get the model number while its apart )

Although your watch is solar-power all Eco-Drive watches contain a rechargeable battery known as a capacitor. They last longer than a regular battery but are difficult to get replaced because nobody carries them. Firstly I assure you whoever opened the watch did damage it. The solar sell is under the dial so removing the back would not have exposed it to anything. Rechargeable batteries do not hold a charge forever and do need to be replaced every 5-10 years. In order to know which capacitor you need you need to find out what movement model is in the watch (this is different than the model number of the watch you must physically look at the movement) (unlike batteries capacitors all have the same number on the cell so you need to know the movement number to order the proper size). Once you have obtained the capacitor repairing your watch because no more difficult then changing a battery. I'd ask those people to take the back off again so you can find out what movement is in the watch. Typically it's a 4 digit number but sometimes it also has letters in front of it and I've also seen them with only 3 digits. If you could supply me with the movement number I can supply you with a the proper capacitor at a price of $45 with free shipping and tracking.

Google the model number (full) with "battery" to try to locate the battery and hence the number and voltage.

You should beable to pop the back off to see battery number or places like wally world etc.. will replace the battery for just the cost of the new one no labor

I do not believe that is a battery model that I have ever heard of . The best thing to do is to open the case and take out the battery , it should state the model number on the actual battery. If you have a hard time after that please let me know and I can help you out further but the c275 is not a watch battery model number.

the size cell that goes in this watch is a 395...good luck :)

Take the old battery out and read what it says on + side. This is exact battery number that you are looking for.