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Here is how you remove a timex watch battery latch that does not have a screw. The video is a little dark but when it comes time to take off the latch you get a clear shot of it. Please post your watch model so others can easily find this video. Thank you! A commenter noted that “if you put the backplate on in the wrong orientation, the watch will not beep when it’s supposed to. The text should be facing up so that the top of the text is right-side up if you flip it over right to left (as opposed to a coin where text is right side up if you flip bottom to top). Found this one out the hard way.” If you are interested in what I used to make it waterproof again, I used a can of silicone spray (like you would get at a car parts store) Put a little bit into a bottle cap and then used a small screwdriver to dip it in the silicone and then dab it around on both sides of the o-ring. I am sure you could probably take the o-ring out and use your fingers or a qtip to spread it as well. Here are some of the watches that use this latch (please post your watch type to help others) -T5E411 Ironman Triathlon Sleek 75 Lap OVA Sports Watch -Timex Expedition – Ironman 30-Lap T5K268UM – old T54281 – Ironman Triathlon Fitness Monitor (comes with a HR monitor) – Timex Marathon T5E311 A commenter noted that “if you put the backplate on in the wrong orientation, the watch will not beep when it’s supposed to. The text should be facing up so that the top of the text is right-side up if you flip …
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Returning Olympic Champions Look Towards Adding More Medals In London —————————————— Sonya Richard Ross (Track & Field) Cullen Jones (Swimming) Christie Rampone (US Women’s Soccer) Athletes Launches Program for Consumers to Support US Olympic and Paralympic Sport Programs that have Inspired Citi Athletes Using Social / Online Platforms New York, Wednesday, April 18, 2012: Queen Elizabeth II will declare the London Olympics open on July 27 as London becomes the first city in the modern era to host the Olympics three times, having already had the honour in 1908 and 1948. – top United States Olympians gathered in New York City to celebrate the 100 day countdown until the flame is lit. In NYC Times Square, the United States Olympic Committee announced the launch of Raise our Flag, an exciting and innovative new program that gives every American the chance to support US Olympic and Paralympic athletes by contributing a stitch to the American flag that will accompany the US Olympic Team to the London 2012 Olympic Games this summer. Olympic champions Carl Lewis, Greg Louganis and Shannon Miller were on stage to welcome in the new program. Elsewhere, several decorated US Olympian medalists who are preparing to return to Olympic competition in London gave their thoughts on the 100 Day countdown: – Sanya Richards-Ross, Two-time Olympian: Gold (’04, ’08) and Bronze (’08) medalist, Track & Field – Cullen Jones, 2008 Olympic Gold medalist, Swimming …