Fossil Big Tic Brown Cuff Watch - Faulty??

Back screws off (you can get the correct tools or bodge with opened long nose pliers)
battery is GP377 50-99p each, you need 2, the 'seconds tic' will **** juice and last about 6 months, the time one will last 12 months + so buy 3-4 batteries.


Az

I replaced both the batteries in mine in abut 5 minutes. Open the watch and see if there is anything loose inside. It is more than likely a very simple fix.

Good luck!

Just send it to fossil with the $25.00 I think it is and they will either fix it or send you a new one. Check out their website and go to warranty. their service is awesome with or without the receipt.

S

Unfortunately i have owned the watch just over two years and it was a gift so i am unable to retrieve a receipt (proof of purchase), without this i have no valid warranty.

I am going to attampt to take the watch into a local watch / jewellers to see if its a simple fix.

The battery should (i hope) be simple to resolve.
If not i will have no option but to send into the UK Fossil Service Centre for repair (Prob out of my own pocket).

I may drop them an email enquiring.

Many thanks for your post and concern.
I will keep you updated.

Kirk

Hello, not much help I'm afraid, but I was wondering where you intend to get the replacement battery for the 'tic' part? I'm trying to avoid sending it to Fossil.

I imagine your fault would be covered by warranty, and you get 2 years as well I think?