Side note If you are changing the battery on any Ronda movements, make sure you have a loupe or some form of magnifying. Also make sure your screw driver is super sharp
NEWBEE QUESTION: I just replaced a battery on a snap on/off back. All good. But at least with both thumbs pressing, I cant get it snapped back on. I don't want to put too much pressure because of the crystal. Any tips? Thanks.
Some can be very tight to put back on. You can try and find something close to the same diameter as the case-back and push it down evenly. Some case-backs also have a small notch to line up. Worst scenario, a watch shop shouldn't charge you anything.
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Side note
If you are changing the battery on any Ronda movements, make sure you have a loupe or some form of magnifying. Also make sure your screw driver is super sharp
Agreed! A loupe is needed for my old eyes, and I always keep my tools sharp. Great advise Space!
I have the 3 prong from a Amazon tool kit. My neighbor has me change a few batteries
It works great, just not my favourite
Cheers bud
Cheers to you too!
Would be nice if you would put a reference to some of the tools you use, would be very helpful ....
I will see if I can find some links to add to the description
NEWBEE QUESTION: I just replaced a battery on a snap on/off back. All good. But at least with both thumbs pressing, I cant get it snapped back on. I don't want to put too much pressure because of the crystal. Any tips? Thanks.
Some can be very tight to put back on. You can try and find something close to the same diameter as the case-back and push it down evenly. Some case-backs also have a small notch to line up. Worst scenario, a watch shop shouldn't charge you anything.
You don't like the ball?
I haven't tried one but I don't see it working very well on a tight case back. I could be wrong