Customer Reviews

Energizer Watch Batteries 364/363 SR621SW Battery New

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4 star:		(9)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I got my batteries just three days after I ordered them and put two in a couple dead watches, and they worked fine. Seems OK to me!

EDIT: Both batteries that I put into watches died after less than a week! Seems like the vendor should check the expiration dates before sending these things out.

I thought I was getting a steal, 5 batteries for less than $3!

Unfortunately, I should have just bought that one good battery from a store than to spend the money wasting my time, finding this deal, took longer than stated for delivery to only discover that ALL five batteries I went through DIED in a DAY!

At first I was really excited, first battery worked for a few days, then stopped. Changed it, worked for one day, died the next. Third one, fourth and fifth one, changed it, dead within the day!

What a waste of my time. Obviously, I can't even use my watch to tell how much time I've wasted. I mean, I understand, what can I expect? I am paying a huge bargain. Though I guess I was just hoping that I would be one of those lucky customers that ACTUALLY has WORKING batteries to use for my watch longer than a day.

I emailed the seller, told me to send them back the batteries/original packaging. I admit, it's my fault for throwing away all the old batteries/packaging and is pretty much out on $3 and no working watch.

I recently had a battery changed out of a Movado for $26 + TAX! Granted, if it's an expensive watch (anything over $250 in my book) then go to an experienced watch repair to get it done. Some watch case covers are really difficult to open even with tools. But if you don't mind a few scratches on the case cover of your watch, try to replace the battery yourself and save a bundle.

Replacing the batteries on my watches, an Armitron and a Bulova, were simple. The Bulova was a snap on and it was not difficult to ply open the cover, unlike the Movado. The Armitron had a screwed on cover, a watch case wrench was required to open the case cover. If you get a watch repair toolkit, make sure it comes with a case wrench that is big enough for your watch. My cheapo toolkit did not and I had a tougher time with the wrench. Both of these watches required SR621SW that the Energizer 364/363 are compatible with. Pop out the old battery and replace with the new. The only drawback so far is the batteries did not seemed to last as long as the originals that came from the manufacturers. But still, it was over a year before I replaced them. At a fraction of the cost of getting it done at the mall, I can stand to change the battery annually.

I made this purchase for a Seiko watch that I couldn't keep running. The proper batteries were delivered, in very good timing. Watch keeps good time now, works great. And, the price for the whole entire pack is cheaper than buying just one from a store locally... would deal with these folks again.

These seem to be a tremendous value. I only opened one of the batteries, and it worked fine in my watch. I don't know where these came from, but it appears they are available at this ridiculously low price because the back of the packaging around each of the batteries is ever so slightly cracked open (the foil backing). It could be manufacturing, shipping, or store inventory control. I don't care. All I know is they are available at a fabulous price and I'm totally happy with my purchase.

Price is right and was delivered on time. Working great in the watch for about a month but that really doesn't say too much. There was no date code marked on the packages so freshness is not verified; however, the shelf life of Ag-oxide is long and packaging doesn't lead you to think they have been laying around a long time. Roughly speaking for a package of 5 even if they were 1/2-way through their shelf life, you are still 150% ahead of the game since the price of 5 was less then a battery at a store. I'd order it again.

EDIT 1/7/10: The watch batteries that I purchased from SwatchBattery and installed three weeks ago are still going strong. The SwatchBattery information page says that this supplier always ships fresh batteries that are less than two months old.

For years, I've been paying a watch repair shop $15 each time that a watch battery went dead (that's $15 per battery). Finally I Googled "replace watch battery"; found a good, instructive video; purchased a $20 tool kit from an online jewelry supply store; and ordered about $16 worth of batteries (three kinds, about 20 in all) from SwatchBattery.

I have now spent just $36 (tools included) to replace the batteries in three watches, and I have enough batteries left over to repeat the operation four more times. Watch batteries purchased from SwatchBattery cost a fraction of what they cost at a chain drug store or grocery store, and the shipping is fast and free! SwatchBattery also has a very wide selection of batteries available.

Be careful what you order-pictured is a pack of 5. I ordered 2...they sent 2 batteries, and charged over $6 to ship them.

These batteries work well and last long. I am confident using them in my time pieces. They not only work in watches; during their spare time they vacuum, and clean windows. Now I have 20 words.

The batteries appear sound. Time will tell of their freshness but one has been in my wifes watch for a few weeks now and so far so good.