Is it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected]
Is it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected] Is it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected]
Is it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected]
It's a nice watch...let me see what i can do - show me the damage. NathanIs it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected]
It's a nice watch...let me see what i can do - show me the damage. Nathan
Is it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected]
It's a nice watch...let me see what i can do - show me the damage. NathanIs it totally broken? Send me a picture of the damaged strap if you get a minute..I might have some ideas. JR8712 - is that a brown cuff one with the gothic seconds?? [email protected]
It's a nice watch...let me see what i can do - show me the damage. Nathan
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Change the battery. If your watch stops ticking, chances are the watch is not broken and the battery simply needs to be replaced. You can purchase a watch battery at your local department store or drugstore. Use the screwdriver to pry the back off the watch and place the new battery in the same place where the old one fit.
Step 2
If your watch is still not working, determine the problem. If you can hear the watch ticking but the hands are not moving, there may be a gear stuck inside. If only one of the hands does not move, the hand itself could be broken. Once you determine the problem, you can see whether it makes more sense to purchase a new watch or get the old one fixed.
Step 3
Check your watch warranty. If your Fossil watch came with a warranty that is not yet expired, Fossil will fix your watch if you send it to the company and pay for shipping and handling. See the "Resources" section below to fill out the Watch Repair Form provided by Fossil.com. If your watch strap is broken, however, Fossil will charge you a fee as broken straps are not covered in the warranty.
Step 4
Check a competing local watch repair store. There are watch repair stores located all over the United States that will repair a Fossil watch if your watch is no longer under warranty or if you do not want to pay the shipping and handling to send the watch to Fossil's watch repair department. Although the watch repair store may not have the exact strap you are looking for, it may offer a replacement strap that is similar to the one that originally came with your watch.
Step 5
Return the watch to the store where you bought it. If you purchased a Fossil watch that was broken when you purchased it or broke recently after you brought it home, you may be able to return the watch for a refund or store credit. Check with the store's policy before purchasing the watch if you are concerned about returns.
You can usually but a watch strap from you local shop and they will fit it for you.
If you particularly want a Fossil strap, then you can get one fro them by going to their web site "fossil.com", select "watches", then "men" or "women" and scroll down the page and near the bottom you will find a number of alternative straps that you can buy from them.
You can have it fitted by a local watch shop if you do not wish to fit it yourself.
The "gizmo" would be the pin that attaches the watch to the case. You can easily purchase a replacement pin or strap at any store that has watches (even Wal-Mart). These are very inexpensive and each one will cost you less than $10.
No afraid not. If you do find out where to get one please let me know.
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