Invicta venom reserve how to open back for battery replacement

If the stopwatch is working but the timekeeping is not accurate on your Invicta Reserve Speedway watch, there could be several possible causes for the issue. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check the battery: A weak or dying battery can cause timekeeping issues. Try replacing the battery with a fresh one to see if it helps.
2. Check the movement: If the battery replacement doesn't solve the issue, the movement (the internal mechanism that powers the watch) may be damaged or worn out. A professional watchmaker can diagnose the problem and repair or replace the movement if necessary.
3. Check the setting: Make sure the watch is set to the correct time and time zone. You can refer to the manual or instructions for your watch on how to set the time and time zone.
4. Magnetization: Sometimes, exposure to magnetic fields can interfere with the timekeeping of a watch. If you suspect that your watch has been exposed to a strong magnetic field, take it to a professional watchmaker for demagnetization.
5. Water damage: If your watch has been exposed to water or moisture, it can cause damage to the movement and affect the timekeeping. You can try drying out the watch and replacing the battery, but it may require professional repair.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to take your Invicta Reserve Speedway watch to a professional watchmaker for diagnosis and repair.

If you are talking about removing the entire band from the case, the Venom uses 2 spring-tension pins on each side, both of which must be released from their holes in the case to free the band. it is a tricky, hard to see procedure, even for a jeweler, but it can be done. I recommend taking the Venom to the jeweler the first time and letting them show you what the attachment looks like. This would make it easier for you to try yourself in the future without scratching the case or becoming too frustrated.

If you must try this yourself, be patient and use a small tool like a mini screwdriver to release the first pin via the small gap on the underside of the band, and then look for the 2nd pin which is further back. A small flashlight may help you see the pins. Then repeat on the opposite end of the band.

Putting the watch band back on the case is somewhat easier, still requiring patience and several tries. Don't lose or damage the pins.

try unscrewing them first then push

Turn the watch over and you will see that the band is attached to the watch with spring loaded pins. There is room to put a spring removal tool in the available slot and depress the spring which will allow you to twist the band away from the watch. Be careful to not loose the spring loaded pin as you may need it to install another band. Almost every watch uses this method of band removal. Those that don't usually have a long screw that is accessible from the side of the watch.

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There are quite a few watch repair shops in Canada:

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Try replacing the battery.

The caps are just for decoration. They dont cover anything. To remove the strap, you have to release the spring loaded pins from the underside of the band. There are two on both ends. Reuse the pins with the stainless band but be careful not to have a pin go into the wrong hole because they can't be removed without breaking them!

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