Battery
LR57
1.5V alkaline button cell
LR926 is a pack label for LR57 — same battery, different name on the package.
Common questions
- What is a LR57 battery?
- LR57 is a 1.5-volt alkaline button cell (about 9.5 × 2.7 mm). AG7 is a common pack label. SR927SW / 395 is the silver-oxide size family — prefer silver when a watch OEM names SR.
- What do the letters in LR57 mean?
- L is the IEC-assigned code for alkaline manganese (not a spelling shortcut), and R means round. Same size with an SR prefix is silver oxide — different chemistry, not an automatic swap. Full guide: CR vs LR vs SR.
- What is LR57 also called?
- LR57 pack labels and aliases on this site include AG7, LR926. These are names for the same battery entity — not chemistry substitutes.
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Testers & chargers
Optional tools that fit this cell type — only where the chemistry allows. Separate from the battery answer.
- Coin cell / button cell battery tester
Quick check of CR / LR / SR button and coin cells before fitting
- ZTS Mini-MBT Multi-Battery Tester
More informative state-of-charge style checks across common formats
- BT-168D-class digital battery tester
Budget household go/no-go checks
- Coin / button cell tester
Quick check for CR / LR / SR coin cells
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Notes
Alkaline AG7 — shop twin of SR927 silver. Not a drop-in for silver-specified watches.