How to Replace Martian Smartwatch Victory Battery – Step-by-Step Guide

Duration: 45 minutes

Steps: 10 Steps

In this guide, we’re showing you how to swap out the analog battery in the Martian Victory watch. A quick heads up: using the right tools for the job is key. Metal spudgers and screwdrivers can mess with sensitive internal parts and might even puncture the battery, which could be a serious fire risk. When working on electronics, always go for ESD-safe tools to keep things safe and sound. The metal spudger does a great job for tough prying, but for the everyday tasks, stick with the black nylon spudger or a plastic opening tool whenever you can.

Step 1

Martian Victory Analog Watch Battery Replacement

– Pop out those four 3.4 mm flat head screws like a pro—grab your trusty screwdriver and let’s make it happen!

Step 2

– Gently lift the back plate off the watch. Inside, you’ll spot the lithium battery and a rubber gasket that’s snugly attached to the back plate.

Step 3

Not swapping out the lithium battery? No worries! Just jump ahead two steps.

– Grab that trusty plastic removal tool and gently coax the battery away from the backing plate. It’s just held down with some glue, so take it slow and steady.

Step 4

– Cut the battery connections from the motherboard like a pro. Master the art of soldering components here!

Step 5

– Grab your trusty PH00 screwdriver and let’s tackle those two 2.4mm Phillips head screws! You’ve got this!

Step 6

– Grab your spudger or tweezers and carefully peel off that little white sticker hiding a Phillips head screw. Easy does it—you’re doing great!

Tools Used

Step 7

– Grab your trusty PH00 screwdriver and let’s tackle that 5.2mm Phillips head screw like a pro!

Step 8

– Grab your ESD safe tweezers and gently lift off the gold ribbon cable. You’re doing great!

– Once that’s out of the way, you’ll spot a sneaky little 5.2mm Phillips head screw just waiting to be freed. Use your trusty PH00 screwdriver to remove it.