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By smartmatrix · Posted
I have a few Armani watches that need new batteries. I have to pry open the back case. I bought pry opening tools from ebay. These are useless. They scratch the case and opening is mission impossible. I went to a local shop. The guy there opened the back cases for me. He had a pry tool that was slightly bigger. He opened - but still had to scratch the case underneath slightly. What I need: some sort of clamp to hold the watch in place (without breaking) and then to place a pry tool and apply pressure. Does anything like that exist?? OK... but then I need to close the battery. I have a clamp I bought from ebay. It takes me a pain staking 20 minutes trying again and again to close the back cover. I'm sure I'm missing simple instructions. I suspect I need more quality tools. I'm happy to invest in buying if needed. I've search loads and can't find anything different to what I already have! Hoping someone can offer helpful advice. Thanks. -
By Terrinecold · Posted
Received from eBay an hmt watch the movement should be almost as simple as the ST36 but smaller so “level up “ if you want so I plan to practice on this one too. The seller was supposed to send a couple more which I guess are on the way too bad they weren’t in the same packaged. I have to say for $14 I expected it to be in worst shape. -
How desperate are you as I've just sent my last 5606 parts watch to a friend in Canada but will be getting it back (minus what he needs) by the end of the month. I'll try and check my boxes tonight if I've got any other 56**s.
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By mongoose94 · Posted
Hi everyone, I've been lurking on and off here for a week and thought I should join and say hello. 👋 I'm already on another forum (can I say that???) and spend too much time there perusing watches. I'm quite late to the watch party, but so far the watch world feels like a very friendly, civilised, and kind place. I had a couple of decent watches when I was in my teens, bought for me by my older brother. I then gradually stopped wearing them because of allergies, and have only recently started to wear a watch again, mainly because my Mrs bought me a running watch! So, my current collection of watches is growing, and also consists of what I have been gifted, or inherited. Seiko 5's, Festina's, Bulova, Citizen, Timex, Tandorio, TAG, Casio, and there's also a couple of Garmin's , and a couple of daily tickers. I've spent so long bike racing and riding, (pedalling) that if I ever had enough money to buy a good watch, it got spent on bikes and bits! Catch you around the forum sometime 🙂
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