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I bought a citizen Eco Drive watch nighthawk fb3002 53p as a project watch. It's a beautiful watch but not working properly . The watch's chronological functions are working but the hour/minute/second hand are not working . It's a very strange problem, but that also means that the battery is fine. Has anyone else faced such an issue , any help is welcome. Worst case , where can I find the replacement movement ? 

Thanks in advance 

 

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Hello Rishah and welcome to the forum.  If the chrono functions are ok it could be the time side coil or a jam in the gear train.  Could you open the watch and post some pictures of the movement. That way members will be able to identify the movement and point you in the right direction      Thanks

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Does these help, I am assuming not, I lost my thinnest screwdriver to open the 3 screws, if I find it will try to get inside 

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Could you post a picture of the rear of the movement and the caliber / make of the movement . As it may be cheaper to replace the movement as a whole if they are available.     Thanks.

 

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Hi  quite pricey.   If toy have a line release or demagnetiser you could remove the capacitor and try inducing a magnetic field which makes the hands move rapidly it might just be a case of a jammed or sticky gear train  do it in short bursts not prolonged.

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