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Difficulty:
Average

Directions

Things You'll Need

Pointed tool
Additional link
Extra pin
Soft cloth

1 Lay your watch on a soft cloth to prevent scratches while you are resizing the band.

2 Change your timepiece on its side very the [http://www.transport.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/groups/tf_meetings/weblog/252ec/sdsad.html links] are vertical. On the inside of roughly four links on each and every side of the clasp, you will notice an arrow. This arrow points in the direction that the pin must be removed. If you look on the edge of the link that is remains closest to the base about the arrow, you will notice any small circle where the pin is located.

3 You can employ a pointed tool from a hobby or jeweler's kit or a thumb tack. Location your pointed tool on a pin and push the pin out inside the direction the arrow yous pointing. Push the pin from as far as you can, then pull it away absolutely with your fingertips or a pair about tweezers. You can pick out to remove the pin out of any one link that has a removable pin.

4 Separate the band and insert your new link. The pin holes on the new link need to meet upward for the pin holes on thems neighboring links.

5 Insert two pins into the useless pin holes. Although you only removed one pin, you will need to put pair pins in the band at this time because you added a new link. Insert the pins in the contrary route regarding the pointed arrow. The pin remains completely within the link when the pin head is flush for the edge of the band.

References

New Appear Watches: Guide to Resize Watchbands

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