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Showing Original Post only (View all)My $300 two year old watch stopped, and I went to get the battery changed where I bought it. [View all]
I was informed at the store that it would need to be sent out if I wanted it fixed for a battery replacement but the problem was easily addressed by leaving it in the sunlight for 10 days.
I had no idea of this, but it appears that it's solar powered; the watch face is a solar cell.
I wear long sleeved shirts at my job.
This explains why it would seem to restart and then fail.
This sort of thing is in store for the entire planet, by the way, but don't worry, be happy.
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My $300 two year old watch stopped, and I went to get the battery changed where I bought it. [View all]
NNadir
Mar 2024
OP
That luxury is appealing of course, but it's not my life now. There was a point in my life where I referred to...
NNadir
Mar 2024
#11
I am ever worse. Since I retired, I no longer wear a watch or carry a phone around.
Chainfire
Mar 2024
#38
Well, if I'd bought a plutonium powered watch with an old pacemaker battery they used in the 1960's and 70's...
NNadir
Mar 2024
#29
AREN'T THERE ENOUGH CLOCKS ? WHEN YOUR ON THE INTERNET, THERE IS A CLOCK ON THE COMPUTER.!
Stuart G
Mar 2024
#22