I am looking for a replacement crystal for a jacque Leman watch 1-1326 the crystal is pink and is on the outside. Thanks

There's a special 3 gear wrench usually only watch repair shops have it but if ur handy and know how to use a tape measure u can look one up and make one just don't use pliers or and hand tools or u will destroy the watch trust me I know

Yes, unfortunately that happens quite a bit, Some companies will discontinue bands for some of their best sellers... Best way is to get ahold of the company and send them the numbers on the watch and they can send you another band.

No worries - just replace the battery. As the battery was fitted at the time of watch assembly, it is actually already old. The seconds hand movement by 5sec increments indicates low battery power, so, next time you see that - you will know what to do.

Thank you for contacting FixYa.
If you have a good quality scuba dive watch that needs to be repaired, such as needing a battery replacement, it can be tempting to do it yourself. After all, don't you just need a screwdriver, a battery and rubber gasket (possibly)?
Well, yes. But if you do it yourself, you run the risk of voiding the warranty.
So if you change it yourself and the watch later floods, you are out of luck. So check your warranty information carefully before you attempt to do anything yourself or have someone other than the manufacturer/authorized dealer do the work.
If the manufacturer changes the batteries or does any other dive watch repair, they will normally retest the watch and certify that it is still water resistant to whatever level applies.
This is not to say that a qualified watch repair shop can't do the job. It's your decision but at least it will be an informed one.
So the long and short of dive watch repair - if it's a good dive watch, you'll probably want the manufacturer/authorized dealer to handle it if you don't want to void the warranty. A cheap dive watch? Probably not worth the bother.

mcdevito75 here, Best Bet, look for a small watch repair shop in your area for a new crystal.

mcdevito75 here, Hello Roberta, You may have too, but first look for a small watch repair shop in your area and see if they can match it up or order the crystal part for you then install it.

Go to http://www.jacques-lemans.com/site2010/?Lang=en and click on "local dealer" to find your nearest dealer, who should be able to help you.

Go to the jacques leman web site "www.jacqueslemans.com/" and you will see a menu on the left. Choose "instructions/ catalogues" .

Download the PDF file for your watch and you shopuldbe able to find the method of resetting the hands.

look up horologists in your local area. some of them can cut a new one. joe

I think this should work for you...

Jacques Lemans has some instructions posted here:
http://www.jacqueslemans.com/JLinstructions.html