20 Most Recent Citizen Silhouette Eco Drive Gold Tone EW9202 96P Watch for Women Questions & Answers

If you look carefully on the inner side of expandable bands, there's usually the removable links of the band near one or both ends of the band.
These usually have arrows indicating which direction the locking pin/tab slides to unlock and allow removal.
If you're careful, you can unlock them and remove one or two by using a small screwdriver. A very inexpensive alternative is to find a local watch repair shop and have them resize if for you while you wait. They've got the mini-tools and it's usually very reasonable (around here, there's a couple chain grocery stores that have watch repair kiosks inside..great alternative and cheap).

I'll need more information about the watch. WR200 is not the model number. It is the depth in metres it is water resistant to. The serial number is usually engraved on the back plate of the watch. The bit against your skin when you're wearing it. It's the number marked in red in the photo I've attached. Is this a digital watch, a watch with hands or does it have both? Comment below with the serial number and I'll try to help you more.

Citizen Watches has a full and a simple instruction manual for the BL5400-52A on the product site: https://www.citizenwatches.com.au/products/bl5400-52a . Look on the right-hand side of the page below the Find a Retailer link. The current link to the Full Instructions is https://www.citizenwatch-global.com/support/pdf/e810/e.pdf I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Movement Brand Miyota Mechanism quartz Battery Renata R364 364 / SR621SW Battery

when it doesnt power on

Adjust time date for eco drive wr100

Probably because it is gasket sealed. Have a read of this Tip I wrote. https://www.fixya.com/support/r27181038-changing_watch_batteries ..

Not available anywhere. Service Centre repair only. When you do the case gasket, you do the button gaskets at the same time. https://www.google.com/search?q=citizen+AT4010-50E+gasket ..

hi, I'm from Italy and changed the batteries just 2 days ago - theer are three batteries inside this watch - in a normal shop selling citizen watches.....
I think youhave just to change shop....
:-)

Georgi from researching this watch it utilises an eco drive it may have a capacitor that charges up from a light source. rather than a battery if it is not charging up the capacitor may be the problem. https://fixmywatch.co.uk/blog/why-we-dont-offer-a-battery-replacement-on-a-citizen-eco-drive/ the part number may be 295-6700

Do you still have it?

is it the battery, batteries are usually always the problem

Find their website & they will have a listing for international service centres.

The point of a radio-controlled watch is that you should not have to move the hands manually. It is meant to respond to a time signal send from various places in the USA, UK, Germany, Japan and (I think) China. The signal's strength varies considerably, depending on where you are located and the ambient temperature. It may need some application and persistence to get the watch synchronized with the signal, this will cause the hands to move to the correct local time - even then it may need correction if you are in a different UTC time zone or on Daylight Saving Time (DST) locally. Not knowing the make complicates the validity of any information. I have found that the sync signal is broadcast on the hour for about five minutes and is best received at night where the signal travels further. Ensure your watch is fully charged and leave your watch by a window overnight for best results. If you still have difficulty, use an internet search to find the nearest broadcast station to where you are and work out which direction-facing window is best sited to face it. I have two RC watches - one Citizen and one Casio. One likes to have the left side of the watch facing the window and the other favours the 12 o'clock facing the window, As I don't know the make of your watch I would recommend trying to place it in various orientations until you find one that works for you. I have found the whole set up performs best in cold air situations - and so are more reliable in the winter. Guessing further, If you bring up the signal display function it may force the watch into signal sync mode - always remembering the 'on the hour' signal broadcasts. You may also find a way of adjusting the hour to suit if it differs for you once it is synced.

Best check out the Citizen website, or vintage watch sites. :-)

It will be very difficult if you don't have the right tools You would need a hand press of the right size. You would need a tool to open the case back, you would need to know how to remove the crown and stem in order to remove the dial with the movement. It would be also a good idea to have it tested for water resistance and you would need a special aparatus to do that. You may also need to replace the I ring or gasket.

On the bottom of the battery there is a connector with a nub sticking out in one direction only on the bottom and one on the opposite side that juts out and then up. The nub that does NOT stick up should line up with the tiny arrow that is in the battery slot, and you will notice a tiny slot on the opposite side for the other one that juts up. it should stick up and is suppose to touch the back plate of the watch i believe.

Stuck button?

see manual here:- https://www.citizenwatch.com/us/en/setting-instructions.html

i have a citizen eco that i had stored away for too long, the battery was completely dead so i purchased a new one and fixed myself i did take it into a couple of jewellers who wanted to charge me over £100. it wan't too difficult to do.