Seiko flightmaster fitted new battery watch wont work atall

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

You have a fairly premium watch and some versions are more premium than others. Your watch clearly needs attention and that should be entrusted to a Seiko dealer or to the manufacturer. Once the case has been opened the sealing must be retested to ensure it meets specification. If this isn't done as part of the repair or service or battery fitting there is little point in having a watch with such a high specification.

the advice is to buy a new one, no one is fitting the batteries to these, due to the high part cost.
even if it's in warranty, seiko just send a new watch out.

I would go to the Seiko product support website for this information.

go to this link to download instructions
http://www.seiko.co.uk/support/instructionbooklets

I brought mine to a local jeweler. Very inexpensive and no worries about breaking the watch or losing a piece. He only charged me for the battery. A few bucks and well worth it. I need a new band for mine now. Called Seiko in NJ. The style is no longer made and they want me to mail it in to the discontinued parts dept to see what they may have to fit. I'm nervous about sending it but don't see another option. I Love this watch and the soft comfortable band

It is probably the way the second hand was placed onto the watch when the watch was put together. The hand will only move in a set interval so if it's "off" you cannot fix it unless you have someone take the watch apart. I would not worry about it being a fake because honestly Sekio watches are not expensive enough to fake. Here's a good rule of thumb, if the watch cost under $1000 then it is probably not going to be something that people will make a counterfeit model of. Finding a "fake" Seiko, Citize, Bulova, or any mid-level watch is not likely.

I guess the blue faced SEIKO is a Flightmaster (Model: 7T92- OCFO)and it is a great watch. This is a common problem with most chronographs and this happens due to misalignment with usage.

All you need to do is pull out the locking crown all the way out (2nd Step) as if setting time. and then press and hold the top / left button and at first the milli seconds hand resets. after which you have to press the borrom / right button to move the seconds hand in to place. and then reset the time and lock the crown. You can repeat this for Milli Seconds, Seconds, Minutes & hours hands.
Hope this helps,
Krishna Chaitanya GT.

The crown maybe a screwdown type. Try unscrewing (like jar lid)them pulling out the crown.