Watch battery change replacement wrist Casio 5125 MRW-200H water resistant 100m 377

How to replace change Watch battery replacement wrist Casio 5125 MRW-200H water resistant 10 bar 100 meters mrw - 200 h mrw200
Do it YouSelf DIY step by step instructions tutorial sony sr626sw 377

[@chrisvincent7053]

Thanks for doing this - it went exactly as you showed - I would have struggled to change the battery had it not been for this video - very helpful!

[@Your-Self]

Great to hear that. and thanks for watching!

[@rleslie66]

#ME TOO

[@kimsiewers]

Thanks, I have 2 of these Casio watches and will probably buy a couple more of them. Now I know how to keep them running forever. Casio MRW-200H are accurate, handsome, inexpensive and comfortable. Guys are nuts who spend big bucks on watches; I would rather own 500 shares of Apple than a couple of Rolexes or a Patek Philippe.

[@Your-Self]

LOL, thanks for watching!

[@johnfoley707]

Apple may or may not be a good investment short or long term; however, the actual stock, be it in the form of certificates or on a "ledger" in a "house account" has no intrinsic value: it is not handsome, well-made, or "classic", and usually endows no pride of ownership. You can't wear it; it is not fun to show to your friends, and, worst of all, if it fails to perform, its value can dwindle to nothing. While I am not arguing that anyone should buy a fine watch as an investment or to fund retirement or a child's education, it is very unlikely that a Rolex or Patek would depreciate to a value of 0. I am not an expert investor, but the entry level Rolex Oysterdate I purchased in 1986 is worth many times more than I paid for it, even factoring in inflation and TVM factors. I only wish 100 more were available for purchase at the same relative price. As an aside and tongue in cheek, what is the value of all these boring investment vehicles if you never get to enjoy a fine watch with the earnings? If you buy the watch first, you can enjoy its present value for a longer period (joking).

[@anilphilip546]

Thank you for the insights. Very useful video. One thing you should add is it takes battery typer377 for SRS 626 SW battery.

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching and your input!

[@sebastiendurand9367]

As at the 1.25min

[@dianeadornolegrand6408]

Thank you, had paid to have it done thinking I could not take apart with screws. You have made this so easy.

[@Your-Self]

Good to hear it, and thanks for watching!

[@MrDaydreamer1584]

Thanks! You probably saved me 30 minutes of struggling!

[@Your-Self]

I'm glad you found this video helpful, and thanks for watching!

[@Pattie-jz9vr]

Thanks - very useful video ( I was quoted £22.95 / £18.95 to replace a battery for this watch - although I can buy the same new watch for £14.99 🤣😂) . This gives me an alternative option as it's needed for a snorkelling trip .

[@Your-Self]

Glad it helped! Just make sure the rubber seal sits well since you are planning to use the watch in the water.

[@agw100100]

Another thanks. Just the right amount of info to do the job. My big fingers and small battery resulted in a few attempts to insert the new one but this just added to the fun!

[@drummergirl9481]

Thank you I couldn’t get the battery in until I saw this video!

[@penguinkalala]

Thanks for the video, that's a big help!! I can change the battery step by step easily. Thank you so much.

[@Your-Self]

Glad you found it helpful, and thanks for watching!

[@kevinchan3668]

Thanks for sharing! this was very helpful. I couldn't figure out how to get the battery back into the slot it didn't seem to fit but your technique worked perfectly.

[@Your-Self]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@uzivat]

Change battery like a Professional.

[@ianwatson9276]

Thanks for the video - very clear and helpful. Battery replaced most successfully.

[@Your-Self]

Glad it helped

[@robertwhitcomb6105]

It was so easy; did it today in 5 minutes. Perhaps treating the gasket w silicone is a good idea if available

[@gaboaaa23]

hello, ive destroyed the head of one screw on my casio watch. Is ther any way how i could remove the srew?

[@MrBluesluver]

Very good instructions. Great video, it was just what I was looking for. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@Your-Self]

Good to hear it, and thanks for watching!

[@jeffj318]

Great video. Thank you so much. You did a superb job of explaining what you are doing the entire way through. I would only suggest knocking off the music. It is not needed and IMHO distracts from your tutorial.

[@Your-Self]

Noted

[@kidfly2ify]

Thank you! Very concise and detailed instructions. I would not have figured it out if not for the video.

[@Your-Self]

Glad it helped!

[@advancedmaterialtestersamt5818]

I never would have fixed my watch without the video! Thanks!!

[@Your-Self]

I'm glad you found this video helpful!

[@thomaswarner9480]

Excellent information. I was trying to remove old battery without first moving the metal edge part that holds it on

[@Your-Self]

Glad it helped.

[@furzkram]

I would replace the gasket too.

[@larryng]

Dear Sir. Thank you very much for making this video. Helped saved my favorite watch. I had problem trying to remove it and you showed that it was so simple. Thanks a million!

[@Your-Self]

Glad to hear that

[@jimpirri2377]

Thx, you helped me to fix my watch. Great video!👊🏼

[@Your-Self]

Great to hear!

[@schallweihrauch3302]

Thank you so much! 🎉

[@stevenhulbert7540]

Took watch to 2 repair shops, 1 was 15.00 and the other 29.00 for the battery, cost more than the watch!

[@Your-Self]

Next time you can do it yourself! Thanks for watching.

[@d.s7741]

you can buy a new one for $17.50 at Target, which is what i'm going to do.

[@tdt0108]

Very good thanks! Concise and very clearly explained.

[@Your-Self]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JW-7]

When I first replaced the battery, I forcibly removed the battery without removing the white plastic frame inside. It was really hard. I should've seen this.

[@utubetezza]

Much obliged to your educative video - It worked a treat, no problems at all. Keep up the good work!

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@ericstenzel6835]

It must be gratifying to know you've helped. 👏

[@nellynnilsleeson1375]

Thanks!!

[@gabriellabri7305]

Thank you, very clearly explained!

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@mikeday8295]

Great Video Thank you very much

[@Your-Self]

Glad it was helpful!

[@richardseaman3362]

Helpful video, thank you.

[@Your-Self]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeffreyhickman3871]

I performed a battery 🔋 change on my Casio MRW-200H, shortly after this, to find my watch movement faulty. This was kind of disappointing. I took the 377 battery 🔋 back out again, since I just bought it. The watch was only half a year old, or so.upon taking the watch apart, I could tell that the movement was not quality. It appeared to be “melted” together at the factory 🏭, and attached to the back of the watch face. Maybe 🤔 I just got a faulty watch. I replaced it with an identical Casio MRW-200H. Maybe 🤔 it’ll fare better when it gets to be time for a battery 🔋 change. The only thing I salvaged from my last Casio MRW-200H, is the very tiny magnet 🧲. Your friend, Jeff.

[@krietor]

The two topmost videos on KZbin for this subject merely showed someone changing the battery from about six feet away. Yes. Yes. I assumed that I would have to remove the back. It's literally like, "Open the back. Remove the old battery. Install new battery. Well, thank you for watching and please be sure to like & subscribe." I did not learn which way up it went in, & How it latched in. You could barely even see what the dude was doing. These are clearly gonna be people's problems! So, WELL DONE.}

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@coldlakealta4043]

perfectly clear video and commentary - I saved buying a new watch to replace this one I like so much. Now, if only it weren't such a pain getting the day/date set up!

[@Your-Self]

LOL, thanks for watching!

[@mooseydeucy]

Where to buy the battery please? Nice tutorial! I'm going to now DIY hopefully successfully.

[@papipeludo1]

Thank you, this is probably less-expensive than a new watch.

[@Your-Self]

Absolutely, the battery costs couple of bucks vs price of a new watch! Thanks for watching.

[@jeffreyhickman3871]

That’s a very informative video. Although it pertains to this type of watch, it also serves as a general idea 💡 for other watches. This saves jeweler’s 💎 expensive battery 🔋 change fees (from $15.00 to $25.00, depending on your watch). Be very careful with those really tiny screws. I’m sure they’ll stick to a magnet 🧲 if dropped, or lost. Don’t worry 😉 about ruining your watch with a magnet, they’re anti magnetic. Just don’t do this with spring wound watches. Your friend, Jeff.

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@RedPorscheMM]

Thank you! Very helpful!

[@Your-Self]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MUHAMMAD_Anas]

If your watch was exposed to water, use a lubricating box to lubricate your gasket

[@tonydelport9608]

Thanks. Very helpful.

[@Your-Self]

Glad it was helpful!

[@grooveroid]

And the moral of the story is watch the video first. Duh, the plastic holder.. It's easy with that out of the watch!

[@dzl8596]

Thanks for the video!! I didn't realize the plastic frame came off and was trying to pry the battery out from under it.

[@Your-Self]

Glad I could help!

[@ta455driver]

Many thanks for this information on changing the battery. It solved the issue for me.

[@Your-Self]

Glad it helped

[@Winterstick549]

Thanks. I love these tough, inexpensive watches. I swim with them on and they just keep on ticking.

[@Your-Self]

Good to hear it! Just keep in mind that after the battery change, if the rubber seal didn't seat correctly, the watch may leak water.

[@enisuherni9541]

thanks..i have the same one

[@Your-Self]

Cool 👍

[@isaacgonzalez4606]

thanks for the video

[@Your-Self]

You bet!

[@ansvel]

For the money the watch cost you buy all the time a brand new again. :)

[@paulbray7439]

Many thanks for doing this! Just bought this as a cheap work watch, but now that I can replace battery myself may keep it forever.

[@Your-Self]

Glad I could help, and thanks for watching!

[@robertwhitcomb6105]

The weak point of this watch is the strap. With daily wear it may last 4 years. Easily found on Amazon.

[@hiltonryllecabeguin9192]

what other battery is suitable for replacement?

[@lalsawirema1383]

👍

[@Ta_nuz]

Thank you🙋

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@webesmith]

I was struggling with getting the battery out. Thanks

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@CSltz]

Guess what? You were right.🎉

[@adrianmark613]

Big watch, small battery

[@richardhoyle456]

Nice one!

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for the visit

[@djbenny8093]

Thanks!

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@mishaelmeshach4078]

Is Renata battery better than Sony?

[@localbuzzkill1760]

I did this and now my hour and minute hands just spin freely….second hand ticks fine though 😭 I’m sure I did something wrong but idk what or how to fix it which sucks because I use this watch for work

[@RodgerDodger196]

I too found this video helpful-BUT ANOTHER VIDEO I FOUND(no clue to name of it) SAID IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT YOU DO -NOT‼️HIT /BRUSH UP AGAINST THAT COPPER COIL-IF you do , it's GAME OVER‼️ That Copper Coil is 1000's of loops of Copper wire wrapped around- every Quarts watch seems to have it. MAYBE you HIT that just right to Muck up your watch! Or maybe something else. I saw your post was recent so I chimed in. Ive only gotten as far as getting the backs off, I have next to brave the next level. Some other videos, guys have Antimagnetic tools or wood pointers( I've only a sturdy straw/I would recommend Cleaning Exterior of Watch FIRST BEFORE OPENING. Some have Cotten gloves on , but if the interior is sensitive to foreign matter I'd wear a nitrile glove, (more obtainable after Covid/also paint shops, it would have a snugger fit, the techs use Finger gloves , ive no fancy tools , IETHER. watch many videos, some show removing the battery clip-ANOTHER SAYS -NEVER DO THAT, just Push-BUT one SLIP OR SNEEZE ! and you hit that coil😡-HOPING FOR THE BEST👍

[@billlane9251]

Thank you so much! Perfect!

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@glenydevilla3712]

Do you think the same model of the watch but different color (white) are same model of the battery?

[@Your-Self]

Yes, it should take the same battery.

[@raftersteve]

Thank you, great video.

[@Your-Self]

Glad you liked it, and thanks for watching!

[@drstock1988]

Thanks, helpful video

[@Your-Self]

Glad you found it helpful, and thanks for watching!

[@sandrathy1062]

what is the battery model number..I can't see this small batter to see the size. it numbers.

[@Your-Self]

The battery is SR626sw or 377

[@404err0r]

Thank you so much for the video

[@Your-Self]

You're very welcome and thanks for watching

[@dickierichards]

Thanks, just what I needed to know.

[@Your-Self]

you're very welcome

[@Gideon_Mx]

It worked, thanks!

[@Your-Self]

Great! Thanks for watching!

[@bunberrier]

perfect. thank you

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@bunberrier]

@@Your-Self LOL and hello again, here we are 2 years later doing the same thing. This serves as a clock on one of my motorcycles. Thanks a second time, maybe see you in two years again

[@bobmcgovern8752]

Thank you!

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@Bassoclock]

Thank you!

[@Your-Self]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

[@josevivas8106]

Exelent!!!...

[@Your-Self]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrAletube]

how long does that battery last?

[@Your-Self]

It depends on how long the watch has been sitting and ticking on the shelf of the store you buy it from. The battery could be half dead at the time of purchase, and last maybe 1 year or even less.

[@frankgraves8137]

Thx

[@Your-Self]

your welcome

[@Lewis-ep9pm]

Thanks this video really helped 🙂