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carolminniemouse | 17:19 Sat 10th Jun 2017 | How it Works
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When buying a new watch you often find the battery is protected by a little piece of plastic, sort of horseshoe shape. Does anyone know what that piece of plastic is called? Grateful thanks.
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It is called a seal, stops the chance of the battery being 'short circuited' before it is fitted.
18:00 Sat 10th Jun 2017
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Seriously!
It's to keep the battery unused until needed.
17:58 Sat 10th Jun 2017
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It is called a seal, stops the chance of the battery being 'short circuited' before it is fitted.
18:00 Sat 10th Jun 2017

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