The shutter of the Canon F-1 will always stay operational if you remove the battery, i.e. short of any malfunction of the camera.
If the 6V battery is drained, the shutter release won't work even some shutter speeds are mechanically activated. You need to remove the battery for it to work.
From 1/125s to 1/2000s, flash sync ⚡️(at 1/90s) and B are mechanical. The good news is all other shutter speeds will "work" too but default at mechanical 1/90s when the battery is removed.
I must have read about it but forgotten.
The Canon F-1 is such a beast, it simply refuses to die or stop working.
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