Sadly this is one of the hardest watch repairs so the problem is in two parts part one is it even possible to repair the break depends on where the break actually is and 2 the tougher part is finding a jewler that is any kind of craftsman most jewelers today are just salesmen not jewlers at all so the first step is finding an old world jewler good luch and I hope it can be saved!
SOURCE: My DKYN is a ladies
sounds like a broken spring bar.They break all the time and can be replaced by any good jewellery store while you wait.
SOURCE: hi,how can i remove the
With some practice you can get them out without damaging them.
With one finger press the pin upwards and use a small screw driver and
gently press the pin toward the center.
Relax the finger pressure while pushing with the screwdriver and then
return the pressure as you stop pushing with the screwdriver.
Some skill is required but you should be able to remove the pins after a few
attempts.
Putting the pins back in by reversing the process (i.e. put one end in
and press the pin gently onto the watch; push the spring loaded pin in
while pressing it against the case and when the pin is far enough in,
it will slide down the inner face into the hole.
Its easy! (after some practice!).
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