I need to remove one link from the wristband of my avon nfl watch

Contact your Avon agent.

GO HERE>>> http://www.webwatches.co.uk/how_to.htm

Can you take a picture of the wristband? I would be able to tell just by looking at it. I could not find the same model online.

mcdevito75 here, Special tools neede to remove links, Best Bet look for a small watch repair shop in your area, and hold onto those links once removed as you may need them again in the future.

Try the following link:

http://www.nauticawatches.com/service

Best wishes.

Most wristband links are held together with screws or pins. Screws are usually only found only in high end watches so you most likely will have to remove pins. Without the proper tools and know how you will most likely scratch the bracelet or, worse, damage the pins. A jeweler can do this for you easily and, if they even bother to charge you, it shouldn't be more than $5. Should you wish to proceed on your own, you can buy the specialized tools on ebay quite reasonably.

Sounds like battery is failing. Time to replace it! :-) Sears stores usually have a watch repair counter...or find a reputable watch repair business. (Even if the watch is new...its still possible the battery could be failing because you have no way of knowing when it was originally installed! They typically last about 2-3 years depending on age and condition of watch!)

Good luck!

Most metal bands simply need the folded edges bent upright and the link fasteners removed. They look like small staples. If you don't have this type, use a small paperclip, held in a pair of vice grips to push the pins out. Put them back in the way you took them out. the holes will loosen if you don't put them back in the way they were.

I am unable to remove extra links in kenneth cole reaction wrist watch

If there are holes where the band connects to the watch and you are unable to push the spring bar out. There may be a bar connecting the band to the watch. Those are harder to push out.You might have to use a tool & hammer it with a gavel. Hope this helps