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Title: Inside the Gemius Army KM 101
Post by: dks on December 04, 2016, 10:27:50 AM
The battery run out in my best value for money watch, Gemius Army KM 101, bought for a total cost of under 1 dollar, Euro etc. The watch shows you that the battery is gone flat by continuously vibrating the seconds hand.

The caseback comes out easily, using a sharp blade or watch case opener.
Inside there is the plastic spacer used in many watches where the movement is smaller than the case (most watches..)

The watch uses a Z68 Zhong Chen Chinese movement, with a 377 battery.

For a watch this cheap it may be better to buy it again, rather than change the battery, but I have about 100 of these batteries, so I just replaced it with a new one.

Inside the built and the movement looked reasonable, with no nasty surprises. It is a cheap watch, but it works.

There is no gasket but the caseback fits in tight. I have got this watch wet whilst washing my hands with no issues.

I put it back together and it works fine again.
Title: Re: Inside the Gemius Army KM 101
Post by: space cowboy on January 02, 2017, 05:54:52 AM
Thanks for the info & the nice pics.! I have one on the way. :cheers: