You can't. Because the electricity is too high, easy to break.
The British clock has strict voltage requirements for the battery, the voltage of the zinc-manganese battery is 1.5V per section, and the voltage of the rechargeable battery is: 1.2V per section. Quartz clocks are best powered by ordinary alkaline batteries.
Quartz clock is a precision instrument, not suitable for nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery, nickel-metal hydride battery self-discharge is relatively large, suitable for large current charge and discharge applications, for quartz clock, easy to damage.
Agreed. As long as the model matches. In general, ordinary batteries and rechargeable batteries as long as the model is the same, the role is the same, are a power supply, to provide power for the quartz clock.
Ordinary batteries are disposable and become garbage when used up, while rechargeable batteries can be recharged and tried repeatedly. Of course, rechargeable batteries also have a service life, but it is much longer than the service life of ordinary batteries.
As long as it is the same type of battery can be used