Dimensions, case: 17.5mmW / 20mmH diameter x 6.9mm thick
Band lug size: 9mm
There should be a screw on the loose end of the metal battery bracket. The band has been repaired with a plastic cord. I could remove a link and it would a continuous band again.
There was a variety of symptoms on this job. The Seiko had had some fogginess inside the case indicating possible water damage. The battery was indeed damaged and had leaked, but the watch worked with a new battery. The Timex was normal, not running, but had no battery in it at all. The Nautica’s second hand was keeping good time, but the second hand was jumping 2 seconds at a time instead of ticking normally one second at a time.
For all three, a new battery was all they needed.
Seiko
Mass, movement + case + band: 59.84g
Dimensions, case: 42.33mm diameter x 8.40mm thick
Crystal diameter: ~36mm
Lug size: 20mm
Timex
Mass, movement + case: 41.31g
Dimensions, case: 38.85mm diameter x 9.08mm thick
Lug size: 20mm
Nautica
Mass, movement + case + band: 65.00g
Dimensions, case: 38.85mm diameter x 12.77mm thick
4.7mm wide, ~~245mm long, with a ‘T’ end. The narrow part of the opening for the mainspring ‘T’ is 2.65mm and the wide part is over 5mm. Thickness is 0.18mm. Perhaps if you can’t find the exact end, I can grind down a spring with no end on it or convert some simple end to work.
Broken end of the mainspring on a ruler showing millimeters.