10L02 Wittnauer watch~need band screws that connect link to link

Wittnauer
finding a watch maker today is like finding , buggy whip maker.
but watch backs have many ways to come off.
for sure round types are the most variant.
pry off
screws off. no notches, takes huge suction cup tool.
screws off and has outer rim square notches that fit a tool that is special spanner wrench.
some are pressed on with huge forces.
last is front loader, with tool that compresses rim of front crystal and then bit by bit dismantled.
fixya is not watch forum and for sure not a computer. in 1967.


google watch maker forums we are not.
https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/

Are they screws?

Looking for men's Wittnauer gold stainless watch band for JV 8243 Swiss 9544.

Please advise if you know where the are available.

Regards,
Steven Foxworth
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Hello collay1,

I understand what you mean.. You can just go to any watch repair center and they should have a spare part of what you need. Many people have had that kind of problem.

Goodluck!

Just from what I can tell by looking at the watch, it doesn't appear to have pin-style links. Most fancy ladies' watches do not use pin-style links, they use screws. It's pretty easy to distinguish the difference by looking at one end of the pin in the hole. Screws have a slot for a flat head screw and you can see that they are solid like a regular screw. The other end of the pin will look flat. A split-pin is comprised of a piece of metal folded in two, On one end is a very thin ****, but it's very easy to tell it's not a screw and the other end is rounded where the metal is folded in two. If it is, as I suspect, a screw-type pin, you will need a set of precision screwdrivers. They are very inexpensive and you can get them at any department or hardware store. Here's an article that explains everything you need to know about the different styles of common watch link pins and how to change them.

Follow this link: http://www.bulova.com/brands/wittnauer/wittnauer.aspx?brand=wittnauer Try Service Center or Dealer Locator.

It is possible to repair this but it probably needs to go back to the maker.

To locate your nearest service center go to http://www.bulova.com/brands/wittnauer/wittnauer.aspx?brand=wittnauer and click on "service center" at the head of the page.

It is impossible to say what is wrong without handling the watch. I suggest that you take it to your nearest watch shop and ask them to look it for you.

If they can't do anything for you then the watch may have to be returned to the maker.

To find a local dealer go to the Boluva web site "boluva .com".

Hi, you should be able to get one from a watchmaker