Using 2 button batteries to charge another button battery

Hi,
I have a button battery for my watch that i cant get local anywhere and need my watch working for a meeting tomorrow.
I remember knowing that if you have a full aa battery and half full one in parallel then it drains the full to half then them both together. (kind of )
Is there a way i can make a mini circuit with another same voltage battery top of and bottom sandwiching the flat battery and hopefully the other 2 will put some charge in the flat one.??????
Ive ordered a battery today when i found nowhere in this small town has them.

Please dont comment with negative posts, Im asking here for advice so i dont make a battery explode

thanks

There are many different chemical combinations in button batteries. Yours is probably non-rechargeable and if you try charging it from another battery then it might explode, burn or leak.

stuee said:

I remember knowing that if you have a full aa battery and half full one in parallel then it drains the full to half then them both together. (kind of )

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The devil is in the details. Only for true rechargeables and even then very unsafe because it is uncontrolled. Coin cells are not rechargeable so it's even worse. Their chemistry does not allow it.

It's not a matter of getting advice on how to do it carefully. It physically won't work.

You are better off getting a new smaller battery of similar voltage and squeezing it into the watch.

If you just need it for tomorrow then check other things in your house. Kitchen scales, vernier calipers, lights that clip on heels of trainers, hearing aids etc.

What is the number of the battery?

Mike.

dknguyen said:

Coin cells are not rechargeable so it's even worse. Their chemistry does not allow it.

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Depends on the coin cell, there are many rechargeable ones available.

Nigel Goodwin said:

Depends on the coin cell, there are many rechargeable ones available.

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Really? I've never heard of any. Every one I've seen is some kind of silver chemistry where shelf-life and self-discharge where the priorities at the expense of everything else.

Tiny button batteries for hearing aids are available as rechargeable today.

dknguyen said:

Really? I've never heard of any. Every one I've seen is some kind of silver chemistry where shelf-life and self-discharge where the priorities at the expense of everything else.

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A lot of the I2C clock modules come with a choice of either rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries fitted, with the charging resistor missing from the non-rechargeable versions.

LIR2032 is one that's in a module I just checked, a DS1302 module. I also just checked a DS3231 module (better than the DS1302), that has a non-rechargeable CR2032 fitted.