What size of battery does Swiss Army watch 096 1009 use?

Answer 1

It last about 3 years, I had my Swiss army field watch 10 years and it is great! I use sony batteries.

Answer 2

The Swiss Army watch 096 1009 typically uses a Renata 371 button cell battery. This type of battery is a silver oxide coin cell with a diameter of 9.5mm and a thickness of 2.1mm. It is commonly used in watches and other small electronic devices due to its compact size and long-lasting power.

Answer 3

Ah, what a delightful question! The Swiss Army watch 096 1009 uses a small and common battery called a SR626SW or 377. It's a charming little battery that you can easily find at most stores that carry watch batteries. Just a tiny detail to keep your lovely timepiece ticking smoothly!

Answer 4

One has to crack open the back cover using a knife as a lever. Initially, one will have to position the knife at the point the cover meets the casing. A few taps on the knife with a small hammer will crack the cover partly open. Then reposition the knife or use a small screwdriver to lever it fully open. Be careful not to force the knife into the movement. The battery is usually a 1.55 volt silver oxide cell, such as a Renata 394. Replace with a fresh battery (e.g. a 394) and close the back cover using a few taps with a small hammer.

Answer 5

Well, honey, the Swiss Army watch 096 1009 uses a size 364 battery. Just pop that bad boy in and you'll be good to go. Don't worry, it's not rocket science, just watch maintenance.

Answer 6

The Wenger Swiss army watch takes a MAXELL 396 SR726W battery. This is a very common watch battery so it is easy to find for sale.

Answer 7

1.55 volt silver oxide watch battery

Answer 8

Batt for watch 7296 x

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