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How to open up a G-Shock case

See the Repair and Disassembly page for general information on opening up a G-Shock.


How to change a Casio G-Shock Watch Battery

Here's a great guide on how to change a G-Shock battery:


Sjors also put together this great video tutorial showing how to change out a G-Shock battery:


It's not too hard to do it yourself. Just be careful, and use the proper tools.

Here's a bunch more posts with details on changing the batteries:


Always Lubricate the Gasket When Opening a G-Shock Case

To keep the G-Shock waterproof you should always lubricate the rubber gasket with silicone grease. If the gasket has deteriorated in some way from age then you need to replace it with a new one.


Battery Type By Module


Module # Battery Type
691 CR2320
901 CR2016
1289 CR2016
1545 CR2016
2972 CTL1616



Vintage G-Shocks Batteries By Model:

Shown in chronological order:

Model Module Year Battery Band Notes Price (Yen)
DW-5000C-1A 240 1983 BR-2320 141F1 THE FIRST G-SHOCK 14000
DW-5000C-1B 240 1983 BR-2320 141F1-141F4 GOLD THE FIRST G-SHOCK 14000
WW-5100C-1 491 1983 BR-2320 141F1-141F4 WIDE TEMP 12800
WW-5100C-9 491 1983 BR-2320 141F1-141F4 WIDE TEMP GOLD 12800
DW-5200C-1 240 1984 BR-2320 141F1-141F4 11000
DW-5200C-9 240 1984 BR-2320 141F1-141F4 GOLD 11000
WW-5300C-1 491 1984 BR-2320 141F1-141F4 WIDE TEMP 14000
DW-5400C-1 240 1985 BR-2320 141F4-141F6 11000
DW-5400C-9 240 1985 BR-2320 141F4-141F6 GOLD 11000
DW-5500C-1 240 1985 BR-2320 201 F1 G-SHOCK II First Mud Resistant G-Shock 14800
DW-5600C-1 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 20 BAR ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016 9800
DW-5600C-1V 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 200 METERS ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016 9800
DW-5600C-9V 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 GOLD 200 METERS ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016 9800
DW-5600C-9CV 691 1990 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 GOLD TONE LCD 200 METERS ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016 9800
DW-5600C-9BV 691 1989 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 YELLOW 200 METERS ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016 11000
DW-5600C-9B 901 1992 CR-2016 141F4-141F6 YELLOW 20 BAR ALSO MODULE 691 WITH CR-2320 11000
DW-5600D-1 901 1992 CR-2016 141F4-141F6 CREAM AND BLUE CAMO 20 BAR
DW-5600B-2V 901 1991 CR-2016 141F4-141F6 BLUE 200 METERS
DW-5600B-3V 901 1991 CR-2016 141F4-141F6 GREEN 200 METERS
DW-5700C-1V 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016
DW-5700C-9V 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 GOLD ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016
DW-5700C-9GV 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 ALSO MODULE 901 WITH CR-2016
DW-5800C-1V 691 1987 CR-2320 141F4-141F6 First G-SHOCK with bezel protector
DW-1983-1 901 1993 CR-2016 141F4-141F6 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY MODEL 18000


How do you change a battery in an old G-Shock like the DW-5200 that has various age-related issues?

Go ahead and use the CR2016 battery instead of the original CR2320 one. I've been using them for years in place of the 2320, when I couldn't get the 2320, and have not had a problem.

Don't remove the battery gasket unless you really need to as they're a pain to reinstall. You have to kinda fit it around these little metal tabs and....geez, it's just not worth it. Not really sure why you want to remove it. I guess if it's got battery acid on it (but then you'd have a larger problem).

FYI - The main difference (only difference, as far as I know) between the module 691 and 901 is that they take different batteries - the 901, which takes the smaller 2016, just has a thicker gasket.

If the bleeding has disappeared be aware that it can come back. That's happened to me on other modules. Unless you just have a burning need to remove those bezel screws you can simply break off the old bezel and installl the new over them. Works like a charm, just ream out the holes a bit on the new bezel.

Cheers, Greg (aka casiophile)



Battery Change Guide By Model

Photo Guides with Japanese Text:



Solar Charging Batteries

Hack: Manually Charge the CTL 1616 battery

For all of you who left the Casio PRG series watch without light for 6 month and now it doesn’t work, there is no need to buy a new CTL1616 battery. Just take the battery out of the watch and charge it with 1-2ma for 12 hours, put it back and reset the watch (by connecting with a wire the (AC) point to the (-) point for two second, and .. WOW, the watch works again like new.

Charging the battery is very simple. Buy a 4700 ohm or 5600 ohm resistor in your local electronics shop. Take a voltage source of 9 or 12 volts (can be a battery or AC adapter). connect the (+) of the voltage source to one side of the resistor, and the other side of the resistor to the (+) side of the battery (it is marked in the battery). Using a copper wire, connect the (-) side of the voltage source to the (-) side of the battery, and leave it connected for 12 hours or so. After that, return the battery to the watch and reset the watch (by connecting with a copper wire the (AC) point to the (-) point for two second) That it, very simple. Good luck, Amihai

Use the Duracell Battery Finder Tool

Just select your G-Shock model form the drop-down menu - http://www.duracell.com/battery_finder/find_device.asp?id=&device_type=Watch+&device_manu=Casio








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