How do i change the battery on my geneva japan movt watch

Hi,

The backplate is a "pry open" back. so you will need something like a blade or a hard thin flat object to pry the backplate. once this is done you will have access to the battery. Please note that there is a tiny Philips screw that holds the battery plate. you will have to remove this screw and then remove the battery plate. Also, note that around the case there will be a thin rubber "o" ring. this is what makes the watch water-resistant. so pls male sure you fix it back when you reinstall the watch.

I expect the battery will be where it is to be found in most other watches. Remove the back of the case and the battery should be fairly simple to access.

probably not as much as you think it is worth. There are to many varibles to consider value. An item is only worth what another person is willing to give you for it. If you truly want its value, go have it appraised. That will cost you to get a qualified appraisal.

If you're asking whether this watch is fake, here's your answer: yes.

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i use a razor and a hammer.or send to me watchrepairbattery.com

You pop the 'crown' out (dial) then turn it till correct time, then push it back in. It's on E-how, depending on the type of watch, or how many dials it has, the directions may change.
Link: http://www.ehow.com/how_6134550_set-date-time-geneva-watch.html

sorry,there are no quartz rolex that are real

Some of the inexpensive watches like to mimic the expensive watches and put fake dials on the face of the watch. That way you get a Breitling look alike at the price of a Timex. If there don't appear to be controls for the dials, chances are that they aren't real dials, Look closely.

It is real. Manufacture in China is cheap and many of brand names are manufactured there.
Japanese movt is right and real as well as these are mass produced for many different brand names.