Top 20 Bulova Watch Questions & Answers

they cost about $60. they are cheaply made throw away dress watches. you didn't get ripped off. you just wasted your money on cheap chineese garbage, you are not alone. wear the watch, throw it away when it stops or you don't like it anymore.

Yes, Bulova used M0 to indicate the year 1960, but the marking on the case may not necessarily match the movement. It is not uncommon to find a movement that was produced one year earlier or one year later in a case made for the model. So, although the case of your watch was produced in 1960, the movement may be from 1959 to 1961.

1. Take the watch off your wrist and turn the watch so that the back of the watch is facing up. 2. Use a watch case opener or a small flathead screwdriver to remove the back of the watch. 3. Carefully take out the old battery and discard it properly. 4. Insert the new battery, making sure the plus and minus signs line up with the corresponding symbols in the watch. 5. Securely close the back of the watch. 6. Put the watch back on your wrist and you're done.

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take to a jeweler with a watchmaker, or at least to a jewelry store that works on watches. You may be able to get it off, but you will never be able to get it back on!

Read your instruction booklet that came with the watch. If you don't have it, either google the brand and search their site for the model OR take to your local jeweler that works on watches. Expect to pay them to set it.

I know it's been a while since you posted this question, but I just had to do this with mine after it was lost in a drawer for a few years, and I had no luck googling so I had to figure it out for myself. First, you have to remove the band, but you only need to do this on one end, not both. I did this by twisting the watch body around while holding the cloth/leather portion of the band still, letting the elastic part twist around with the watch body. Then, just use a fingernail to pull on the ridges on one end of one of the pins that are holding the band on; both ends are spring-loaded, so it doesn't matter which. Twist the watch body back around, and you'll now be able to flip it over to expose the back.Now, take a thin, strong blade (I used a butterknife) and pry off the back plate. There's a tab on the upper right edge of the back plate to make this much easier. Since it probably came off in the process, place the rubber sealant ring back around the edge of the backplate.Once you have the back plate off, there's a thin metal piece covering the battery that's held on with one screw. Remove that with an eyeglass screwdriver or any other similarly-sized Phillips-head screwdriver. There's just a small tab holding the metal piece in place on the other side, so just flip the metal piece up a bit and pull it out. You can now take the battery (a CR2016 3-volt watch battery) right out.But wait, what's this? Beneath that battery, separated by a small plastic insert, is another, smaller one, a 377/376 1.55-volt watch battery. The 377/376 powers the analog movement, while the CR2016 powers all the digital stuff and the backlight.Replace both batteries, making sure to place the plastic insert back on top of the 377/376 before putting the CR2016 back in, and follow the steps in reverse to put the watch back together. You may have some difficulty getting the back plate back on, but I just pressed one side in and held it while I tapped the other side down with my fist.

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Contact Bulova customer service, if that is in fact the maker of this watch brand. I've never heard of it before, neither have I run into a watch that needed to be recharged. What about a battery? Is it solar? kinetic? Did you receive an instruction manual? I would research these obvious problems first, then start thinking about other issues like perhaps your particular watch is malfunctioning and needs to be sent back. If your computer can read it but the screen is blank then it is not an energy problem, it is a hardware problem, which would have to be taken up with the manufacturer.

Read the instruction booklet - or take to a watchmaker

Please tell me how I can get this watch on the right time and date

Read the instructions it came with or look for an interactive video online. That is going to be the easiest way.

The FC 270 does not have a second hand, the red tipped hand points to the month.

You either need a new battery, new motor or it needs to be serviced.

try this link belowhttp://www.bulova.com/en_us/service_centerhttp://www.bulova.com/en_us/service_center

you should go to kevin jewelers and find out how much it costs

That it is a ladies watch manufactured in 1996.

there is no ''adjust'' button?

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Press and hold the mode button. Does a digit flash? If not try a "set" button. Once you get a digit flashing, you use one of the other buttons to change the digit. You can't do any damage so experiment.