Your local bargain basement store should sell the multi packs of batteries, I know here in the UK you can go to PoundLand and get a pack of 30, combination of 15 different popular batteries, two of each. At £1, they’re a steal. I use them to replace the batteries at the local charity shops, which is something I do free of charge, just a few hours a week.
If you are unable to do it yourself, take it to a key cutters as they usually do watch batteries and will be a hell of a lot cheaper than a high street jewellers.
Are you in the UK?
If so, send it to me by signed for post, I’ll replace the battery for free and then return it.
Email me - [email protected] for more details
SOURCE: invicta model 3161 sat in box for 1 year now
It sounds like the battery is dead.
Take your watch to your nearest watch shop and ask them to do it for
you.
You can get into difficulty replacing batteries and it is
not worth the risk for the small cost saving in doing it yourself.
If there is any local difficulty in having one replaced, you could go to Invicta.com and click on "service" to find your nearest service center.
SOURCE: I have an Invicta model#6207 with an ISA 8173
I actually have a model 6206 coming to me as I type this. The only difference is the color scheme. As to the power reserve, there is nothing for you to do. It's just shows the approximate amount of battery life left in your watch. If you don't have your manual, leave me a way to contact you and I'll send you the instructions for your alarm when mine arrives. If you don't want your regular email listed on here, I would suggest that you go to yahoo or some other free email site and create an address just for this information. Then you can just not ever use it again if you don't want. I'm new to this site, so I'm not sure if I will automatically get notification if you as for a clarification request or not. I'll do my best to keep watching for your contact info. I hope I love the watch as much as I THINK I will!! :O) ...and I hope you enjoy yours just as much. Best of luck!
SOURCE: I purchased an invicta reserve
mcdevito75 Here, This is a power resrve indicator for the power in the battery, as the battery wers down over months it"ll indicate power left in the battery.
try this link below
https://cdn.invictawatch.com/www//manuals/invicta-instructionmanual.pdf
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