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Posted on Dec 05, 2010

Eco-drive watch stop working, after it was in jewelry box for over a year.

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First, be sure that the stem is fully pressed in. Pulling out the stem to set the watch stops the action.
The Eco-Drive is still a battery watch. It just has a solar/light powered recharge system built in. The battery will run down after a year of no light. Place the Eco-Drive in bright sunlight for a couple of days in order to recharge the built-in battery. You may recharge the watch in fluorescent light as well, it just takes longer.

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Watch has been in jewelry box for about 1 year. It has been out for about 1 week, and i still do not have it running. also need to reset all the other time features what do need to do?

Go to "citizen.com" and on the upper right there is a menu. Click on "technical
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You will see instructions on recharging watches - some patience appears to be required!
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My watch stopped working. It's been in a jewelry box for a few months, no exposure to light. What do I do?

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HOW TO REPLACE BATTERY.

eco-drive watches have a special battery, this is something i that will be hard to find, but maybe you might get lucky online. Bring it to a jewelry store that sells them and save youself the trouble on this watch
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Citizen Eco Drive WR100 has been in a closed jewelry case for over a year. How should I proceed in "recharging" the watch?

Eco Drives don't have batteries they have capacitors. The watch needs to be placed in natural light, sunlight is best, for a day or so. Here are the instructions from Citizen. It also gives information on resetting so it will work after recharging.

http://www.citizenwatch.com/Database /print_technical_info.asp?caliber=C652

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Jun 23, 2010 • Watches
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My Citizen Eco-Drive second hand is broken

I think Its required Recharging capacitor
Put your watch under lamp light for 12 hours I hope that will solve the issue if not then capacitor need to be replace or watch need cleaning
hope this help
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AmFix Jewelry & Watch Repair
203 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago, IL 60601
Ph: 312 641 7000
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.goamfix.com
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Works fine when under the light but stops when I wear it.

Your capacitor will needs to be replaced. This usually has to be done about every 5-8 years.
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I have a Citizens eco drive watch which worked great and then I put it away for six months and now I've had it out in the daylight for a couple of weeks but I can not get it to run at all.

I guess Capicitor worn out, can ber replace by expert watch maker you can also send it to citizen company
or if you are in chicago bring it to us for free estimate at

AmFix Jewelry & Watch Repair
203 N. LaSalle st
Chicago, IL 60601
Ph: 312 641 7000
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.goamfix.com
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My Citizen Eco Drive watches stopped at exactly the same time

Visit www.citizenwatch.com
Choose Technical Support/FAQs/Select Topic/Eco-Drive recharging guide and follow the instructions.
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Citizen Eco Drive

A "non" fully charged watch will sometimes "jump" seconds rather than indicate one second intervals. Charging these small solar panel watches takes forever, in BRIGHT sun. Have you tried leaving it outside, in the sunlight, for at least 12 hours?
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