Need to find out what battery number for Model 5899. I have a 389 in it and it runs way too fast. Thank You, JPJ

recheck battery install may not be properly seated

If you plan on CRACKING open your own watch... you are
going to need a whole lot more than the BATTERY NUMBER.

Your choices there are ... Contact INVICTA or
open the watch & look...

If you are really GOOD & know what you are doing...
and MOST PAID "professional" BATTERY CHANGERS
are not "GOOD"... you have just made a WATER-PROOF" watch... WATER-RESISTANT (at best)...

You want it done properly...
Take it to a WATCHMAKER... (not the dime store).

it's your watch... Good luck.

Carnac the Magnificent

When was the last time you replaced the battery? It might need a new battery.

Thank you,

Marcelo

Hi Patrick,
A rechargeable battery will eventually fail to accept a charge - just like your car battery.
The number of recharges a battery will be able to accept is dependent on a number of things, such as: temperature, if it is run to almost nothing before recharging (or if it is recharged after only being discharged slightly), how much of a load is on the battery and how fast (high amperage) or slow (low amperage) the battery is recharged.
Generally, cooler temperatures are better for batteries, as is using the battery almost completely before recharging rather than topping off after minimal usage, small loads are better (you don't have a choice in your GPS watch tho) and a slow or "trickle" charge is better than a fast, high current charge (you may not have a choice on this either). A few hundred discharge / recharge cycles is not uncommon - significantly less if the battery isn't cycled properly or used in harsh conditions.
I hope this helps!

just remove the back cap of the watch and remove the battery and it with the same one or with the same model number...

mcdevito75 here, I did a fast search online and didn"t find any info about battery number. Best Bet look for a small watch repair shop in your area for the battery number.

If it is a radio controlled clock and it is consistently out, then the hands need re-setting. I have hand a similar experience with my watch, so I fully understand the problem.

You can adjust the hand settings by pressing the right buttons!

If you have the instructions, then refer to the to adjust the hands. If you do not have the instruction, then go to the makers web site and look for manuals download.

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A wind up watch can be calibrated. Take the watch to a watch maker for this adjustment and standard service. This is certainly not a task you should try to undertake.

Also, if you are calling around for pricing make sure you have the brand right and the model number or case back number available. This will make it easier to get a price quote on service.

Such a fast gaining usually is caused by dirty or magnetized hairspring, resulting in uneven coil amplitude (some of the coil rows are sticking together or touching each other). This causes the watch to run unbelievably fast.
To get the watch properly fixed you need to give to the watchmaker.
Alternetively; you can fix it yourself, but it will not last long.
For this you will need:
Case opener,
Dust blower (resin ball with nozzle),
Lighter fluid (ZIPPO),
Dropper (like one in eyedrops package).
Do as follows:
Open watch caseback,
Check for the fastest moving part in watch movement and you will see the hairspring fitted on it (pulsing outwards and inwards very fast).
Fill the VERY CLEAN dropper with lighter fluid.
Put ONE drop of lighter fluid on hairspring (DO NOT TOUCH IT),
Wait for a 10 seconds,
Dry out the lighter fluid with dust blower by vigorously squeezing it and pointing the nozzle on to hairspring from approx. 2-3 inches away.
Lay the watch on the table (dial down) and cover it with a clean, dustless cup. Leave for 15 minutes.
Fit the caseback on and enjoy your watch again.
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