Need a new battery but local jewelers will not service because they say crystal needs to be removed and potential for damage to crystall exists. Watch needs a new battery.

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In this link, but you are better to have Fossil or a local jeweler replace it as it needs a press.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Fossil+FS2919+crystal+replacement

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It is possible for jewelers to order exact fit replacement crystals for many watches. However, generic replacements are not made for all watches. If your jeweler cannot perform this service (which may cost as little as $10 for common crystals), ask if the jeweler knows of a jeweler's specialty business that can custom-fit crystals. These small shops custom-grind crystals from blank stock and hand-fit them to your watch. Such companies used to be relatively common; today, most conduct operations via mail-order or exist in large cities like New York where there is enough local wholesale and walk-in business.
Department stores and chain jewelry stores rarely have the on-sight resources to service a broad selection of watch crystals. Seek out an independent jeweler or one that has a "we repair watches" sign displayed.

A jeweler's press provides an equal amount of force around the edges of the watch back without putting that same pressure on the watch crystal (which could cause it to crack or break). If you have a flat crystal, you might have success in putting the watch between two pieces of wood and using a regular vice to very gently push the front and back together. However, you risk doing damage to your watch crystal.
Your safest bet may be to go to a jewelry store or jewelry counter in a department store and ask if they could close the back for you with the proper tool. You may have to tip them a few dollars, but that is still far cheaper than the cost of replacing a broken watch crystal.

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Most cosmetic on watches (crystals, bands, etc) are not usually covered by the manufacturers warranties. Check around with most local jewelers, or try a local craft shop for a bag of similar size crystals. Prob cheaper to do yourself and have extras for the next one to pop out.
Jewel

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Hands are fixed through the back of a watch but due to the delicate nature and complication of this type of repair, it needs to go to a watch repair service tech.
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You should be able to have any local watchmaker fix the crystal. It is a very simple procedure but if you cant find a local, here is a suggestion:

http://www.crystalfit.com/

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Use a jeweler's loupe to identify all scratches on the watch crystal. You do not have to remove the watch crystal from the watch.

Use a polishing cloth to remove dirt, grit, lint or any debris on the watch crystal. Squeeze a small amount of standard toothpaste with abrasive properties onto the watch crystal. Gently brush the toothpaste into the crystal for five minutes. Wipe clean the watch crystal. and repeat another five minutes.

Use the jeweler's loupe to inspect your progress. Repeat application if necessary. Apply Brasso polish once the watch crystal is wiped clean. This will polish the crystal to a clear, bright shine.

Apply Autosol or Polywatch to the watch crystal in the same manner as toothpaste if you prefer to use a product specifically designed for watch crystals. These products will provide the same results as toothpaste. You may also apply Cerium Oxide, a glass scratch remover used specifically in the window manufacturing industry.

Apply a small amount of 3-micron diamond paste using your finger or a Kleenex if removing scratches from a sapphire crystal. Rub the paste in for about five minutes. Remove paste with cloth. Buff the sapphire crystal with one-quarter micron buffing diamond paste for finishing.

Use a toothpick to remove excess polish and gunk that may accumulate between the crystal and the bezel that secures the crystal in place. Gently work the toothpick around the diameter of the bezel. Wipe the bezel clean with a cloth.

Buff the watch crystal with a polishing cloth.

OR..take to a local jeweler/watchmaker.
Best regards. Jewel

If you are looking for just a crystal, I would check around with local jewelers/watchmakers. If you are looking for a strap, I would contact DKNY at this site:

http://www.dkny.com/contact/

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