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Watch Battery

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  • 14-07-2014 11:14am
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    ankaragucu
    Registered Users Posts: 490 ✭✭


    Hi, I'm in Dublin, Henry St area.Where would fit a new battery for my watch cheaply?.Asked in one of the dept stores but looking for €25!That cant be right.
    Cheers.


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    chopper6
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    ankaragucu wrote: »
    Hi, I'm in Dublin, Henry St area.Where would fit a new battery for my watch cheaply?.Asked in one of the dept stores but looking for €25!That cant be right.
    Cheers.

    Any of the jewellers will do it for ya..should cost no more than a tenner


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    uch
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    Yep any jewellers, €12 last time I got it done in Wiers

    21/25



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    amdublin
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    My mother buys big cards of batteries in pound shops or dealz whenever she ses them and then changes batteries for the whole family when needed.


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    bumper234
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    Watch shop in Ilac center did mine for €8 recently


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    chopper6
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    amdublin wrote: »
    My mother buys big cards of batteries in pound shops or dealz whenever she ses them and then changes batteries for the whole family when needed.

    Its a good idea in principle but with waterproof or divers watches you need a special thingy to remove and retighten the back properly


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    amdublin
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    chopper6 wrote: »
    Its a good idea in principle but with waterproof or divers watches you need a special thingy to remove and retighten the back properly

    You're right actually. Yes she tends to be doing straightforward watches for my nana and aunties :)


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