I have a limited edition C30 Chronograph that I bought in 2017. I don't wear it that much as working from home barely gives me the opportunity to get dressed, let alone wear a watch!
I have just noticed that it stopped working a few days ago, is it just a simple battery change that's needed? Or do I just need to wear it more often??
I also have a couple of Quartz CWs and they seem to go one forever!
Stopped working
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Re: Stopped working
Welcome to the forum.
The most likely cause of your problem is that the battery needs replacing. After about 4 years of ticking away, that would be about right. How much you wear it makes no difference for a quartz watch (other than if you use the chronograph features a lot when you wear it then that will reduce the battery life a little).
You could either send it back to CW for a battery change (and full pressure test), get a third party jeweller/repair shop to do it, or do it yourself. That's in descending order of cost and ascending order of risk.
Good luck!
The most likely cause of your problem is that the battery needs replacing. After about 4 years of ticking away, that would be about right. How much you wear it makes no difference for a quartz watch (other than if you use the chronograph features a lot when you wear it then that will reduce the battery life a little).
You could either send it back to CW for a battery change (and full pressure test), get a third party jeweller/repair shop to do it, or do it yourself. That's in descending order of cost and ascending order of risk.
Good luck!
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Re: Stopped working
Thanks for the prompt response, think I'll drop it off at my local independent jewellers.
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Re: Stopped working
It should be pointed out that if you do decide to use an local independent Jeweler or do it yourself then it will invalidate the remaining warranty on the watch.
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Re: Stopped working
Also something to bear in mind is that you have to reset the chronograph hands after the battery change, it's an easy enough procedure and it's in the handbook.
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