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Default "Automatic Quartz" (Piezo) Watch batt/ops/repair

schrieb:
How do these work? (I generally believe it has some sort of Piezoelectric generator)

What if it stopped (I didn't use it for a few days)?

Does it have any battery which after a few years needs replacement?

Any chance I can find out what battery Curren M8039B uses so I only open it once?

And see what's inside (schematics) before I risk breaking it?


Hi,

I don't know such piezo-type of watch.

On the other hand I own a watch which contains an electromagnetic
generator which is driven by an automatic-type rotor. A supercap is
charged by that generator and serves as power supply for a quartz
movement. With a fully charged supercap the watch will work a few
days without arm movement.

http://www.seikowatches.com/world/technology/kinetic/index.html

HTH

Reinhard