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Gearbox Broken Or Need New Battery?

ericforman

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So I noticed today when I put my watch on to go get dinner that the seconds hand is moving in chunks of 4-5 seconds every 4-5 seconds. The time it's displaying is accurate. Do you guys know if my watch is broken or if it just needs a new battery?
Here's a video of it.
 
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Found the answer to this on a watch forum. Needs a new battery. I'll leave this for anyone that needs it though.
 
So I noticed today when I put my watch on to go get dinner that the seconds hand is moving in chunks of 4-5 seconds every 4-5 seconds. The time it's displaying is accurate. Do you guys know if my watch is broken or if it just needs a new battery?
Here's a video of it.

Mine just did that about a month ago...bought my watch in early 2012, so had it about 3 to 3.5 years now. I got the battery replaced and its good as new. I guess Oakley didnt advertise this "low-battery indicator" feature like some of its newer models...unless it wasnt really a feature, just happens to do it...lol
 
Mine just did that about a month ago...bought my watch in early 2012, so had it about 3 to 3.5 years now. I got the battery replaced and its good as new. I guess Oakley didnt advertise this "low-battery indicator" feature like some of its newer models...unless it wasnt really a feature, just happens to do it...lol
On that forum post they said that it is a feature on a lot of high end watches.
 
Just to follow up, heres a shot of the inside of a gearbox. It says "EOL" under swiss meaning end of life battery indicator

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