My Invicta Seaspider 6713 has stopped working, how do I get it to work again?

Most Invicta Bolt Zeus watches have a quartz movement and require a battery. I'm not sure there is any Zeus with a mechanical movement that needs winding. A jewelry store should be able to change the battery for a small fee if that's what it needs.

Check this post out.. it may fix it. in my case however, it worked in position 1 and not position 2.

https://www.keepthetime.com/blog/how-to-set-an-invicta-chronograph-back-to-zero/

Call Invicta...

If you have any problems with a new watch you should go first to the supplier and if they can't help, contact the maker.

Most makers have a service depot who can help you.

You can find your nearest service depot by going to the Invicta web site (http://www.invictawatch.com/) and clicking on "service " in the menu bar at the top and there is a link to instruction manuals.


The battery should be OK unless the watch has been part of a window display for a considerable time. (Most of the batteries I have used lasted 1-3 years).

Browse through my Tips and Tricks. You will find there link to all Invicta watch manuals.

The problem you are describing is in the electronic timing module and there is nothing you can do but return it to the place of purchase for exchange.

If this watch works while on your arm but not when it sits it is probably caused by the oils in the movement drying out. The warmth from your body heats them and allows them to become semi liquid again which in turn allows the watch to run. When the watch cools the oils become too thick and stop the watch.

A cleaning and service can correct this problem.

Hope this helps.

Ken Kotoski
Yellowstone Watch Inc.
www.yellowstonewatch.com

There is no way to answer your question without my being able to see the watch and opening it up. It may or may not need a new movement, just some regular maintenance. You can email me if you want: [email protected]