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Any one have a tool so can change a watch battery please
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can you not lift it ?
a watch base my have tiny notches to allow you to do this, work around like a clock face to lift it in tiny movements.
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If you mean the one that unscrews the back then you can borrow mine. Otherwise as Mark says a steak knife or very thin blade should prise it off.
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Thanks need 2 watches sorting 1 is a screw off and 1 is a lift of tryed a fin knife had no chance getting it off
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