Trying to find small watch batteries and have tried AG0 through AG13 and they are all too thick. Is there a way 10pk Exell EB-L736 Alkaline 1.5V Watch Battery Replaces AG3 LR41

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Trying to find small watch batteries and have tried AG0 through AG13 and they are all too thick. Is there a way 10pk Exell EB-L736 Alkaline 1.5V Watch Battery Replaces AG3 LR41

you can tell what battery size a watch takes by looking at the inside of the watch once you have removed the backing or do the numbers on the back of the watch mean anything with respect to battery size? Most of the watches are either OSHEN, or OMAX .

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May 05, 2023 - 08:50 PM

The best way to figure out your battery is to remove it. If the battery is missing then measure the cavity of the battery placement and then compare to the dimensions on our cross reference page. You will get better results measuring in mm. [Watch Battery Cross Reference](http://www.batteriesinaflash.com/watc...)

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10pk Exell EB-L736 Alkaline 1.5V Watch Battery Replaces AG3 LR41

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