Martian Smartwatch Repair: Replace Martian Victory Watch Face

– Unscrew the four 3.4 mm flat head screws

– Gently lift the back plate off the watch. You’ll spot a lithium battery and a rubber gasket hanging out with the back plate.

– Grab your plastic removal tool and gently pry the battery away from the backing plate. The battery’s just stuck on with glue, so it should come off easily.

– Carefully detach the battery connections from the motherboard. If you’re unsure about soldering, we’ve got you covered with some handy tips right here!

– Grab your trusty PH00 screwdriver and take out those two tiny 2.4mm Phillips head screws!

– Grab a spudger or some tweezers and gently peel away that sneaky white sticker hiding a Phillips head screw. You’ve got this!

– Grab your trusty PH00 screwdriver and unscrew that 5.2mm Phillips head screw like a pro!

– Time to get started! Use some trusty ESD-safe tweezers to gently remove the gold ribbon cable.

– Now that the cable is out of the way, you’ll find a sneaky 5.2mm Phillips head screw hiding underneath. Grab your PH00 screwdriver and carefully remove it.

– Grab a spudger and carefully pry on the motherboard at the top of the watch, near the 12 o’clock position, to ease it out.

– Now you can get to the parts and pieces on the bottom and underneath the motherboard.

– Find the ribbon connection and gently pop off the clips on either side using your trusty needle tool. You’ve got this!

– Using a trusty pair of tweezers, gently detach the ribbon strip connection with care and precision.

– Let’s get started! Carefully remove the screw that’s holding the LED screen and speaker in place. Take your time and make sure it’s completely removed before moving on to the next step.

– Gently wiggle a small flathead screwdriver under the speaker to pop it out.

– Grab your tweezers, carefully pluck out that speaker, and gently nudge it off to the side. You’ve got this!

– Grab a small flat-head screwdriver, slide it gently under the LED screen, and nudge it out of its socket with care.

– Disconnect the last link to the accelerometer. Ta-da! The LED screen is now free from the device.

– Use your tweezers to gently snag the motherboard and lift it out of the watch cavity like a pro.

– Keep that watch steady with the metal probe. Grab those tweezers, position them around the crown, and give it a tug to pull the crown out.

– Slide that spudger under the plastic panel cover to reveal the watch face.

– Time to put your device back together! Just retrace your steps and follow these instructions in reverse. You’ve got this!

– If you hit a snag, don’t hesitate to schedule a repair for some extra help.

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