What to Do If Your Fossil Watch Stopped Working There are a few steps you can take if your watch has stopped working that may help troubleshoot the issue and potentially fix it.Fossil watch repair (ad)
Check the Battery
For anyone else who goes through the pain of having a Fossil watch that suddenly stops ticking, please dont dismiss it as dead. The first thing you should do after your watch has stopped is to change the battery. You must go about doing this your self even though by subsequent these basic steps:
Unscrew the back casing: This might require being twisted open with a coin or hinge opener depending on your model.
Remove the old battery: Find out what type of battery it is (such as CR2430 or 371) and carefully remove it.
Replace the battery: Make sure you have got the new battery upposide down with the positive side showing.
Make sure to close the case back securely, so that no dust or moisture gets in.
Fossil also has instructions on how to change a watch battery effectively13.
2. Seek Professional Help
If you are not comfortable replacing the battery or if a new battery does not help, it may be best to take your watch to an expert. You can take it to a nearby Fossil store or an authorized jeweler. You should probably call ahead, to check that they are able to help with your precise make4.
3. Warranty and Repairs
In case your Fossil watch is still within the warranty period and problems extend further than just a dead battery, you may want to get in touch with Fossil customer service. They can help you with warranty claims or repair options. In case if local services are not available it also can be send back to the company for repair26.
The above are the steps to solve your fossil watch problems if possible.
