2x Murata SR416SW 338 1.55V Silver Oxide Watch Batteries (Ex-SONY) - NEW
✅ Genuine Murata (formerly Sony) SR416SW / 337 watch batteries
✅ Silver Oxide | 1.55V | Long shelf life | Use by: 05/2027 or later
✅ 2 batteries – ideal for watches, calculators & precision devices
✅ Australian stock – Fast dispatch via Australia Post
Brand: Murata (formerly Sony – same manufacturing quality)
Model Number: SR416SW / 337
Condition: Brand New
MPN: SR416SW
Voltage: 1.55V
Chemistry: Silver Oxide
Nominal Capacity: 8.3 mAh
Diameter: 4.8 mm
Height: 1.6 mm
Applications: SW / Low Drain Type
Battery Type: Button/coin cell – watch battery
Quantity: 2 batteries
Expiry: Use by 05/2027 or later
Country of origin / Made in: Japan
Murata acquired Sony’s battery division in 2018. These are the same high-quality batteries formerly sold under the Sony brand, now branded Murata.
Please note: Murata is currently transitioning to new packaging. Depending on stock availability, you may receive either the new or previous design. All are 100% genuine and factory fresh.
This is a catalogue-recognised product on eBay and a popular choice for watches, calculators, and medical or precision instruments.
Horological Industry Packaging:
Packaging may state “Not for retail sale” as these are intended for trade/professional use. All are 100% genuine and factory fresh.
Each pack contains 2 x genuine SR416SW batteries in horological industry trade packaging (as shown).
Perfect replacements for:
337, 623, Citizen 280-75, D337, GP337, SR416, SR416SW, Seiko SB-A5, V337
Commonly used in:
Watches, calculators, medical devices, small electronics, precision instruments and many other devices.
📦 Sent via Australia Post within 1 business day of payment
📬 Combined postage available – discounts auto-applied at checkout
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Button/coin batteries can cause severe injuries or even death when swallowed.
Keep batteries out of reach of children.
If you suspect a child has swallowed or inserted a button/coin battery, seek medical attention immediately.
Swallowing of a battery can lead to chemical burns, perforation of soft tissue and death.
Severe burns can occur within 2 hours of ingestion.
If you suspected a button/coin battery has been swallowed or otherwise placed inside any part of the body,
you should contact the Australian Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 immediately for 24/7 fast, expert advice.
Safe Disposal – Tape both sides of used button/coin batteries and dispose of them immediately in an outside bin,
out of reach of children, or recycle safely.