Other than removing links, can I make smaller adjustments to the band on my Omega seamster limited edition?

If its a metal band they usually have adjustable links and the clasp will also adjust.

to adjust the size of your wrist...eat chocolate!
most watches with linked wristbands require the links removing.(small pins to b e pushed out) the type with the chain links usually have a clamp to release to slide the clasp up the band. the instructions should be with the watch manual. or ask a jeweler to help.

please post pictures if need more help so i can see the design

mcdevito75 here, That would depend on the band itself, I would figure most are pins, your best bet though is to look for a small watch repair shop in your area for this adjustment, special tool needed.

You don't say much in your question ...

So ... I'm guessing ...

I'm guessing you have a watch with a expansion band that has removable links.

I'm also guessing it has a snap fastener and you have already made your band smaller through adjusting that part of the bracelet.

I'm guessing that yours is of a similar design to several I have owned and/or adjusted for others.

I'm guessing you have a paper clip in your home or office and ...

I am also guessing you never thought of a paper clip as a tool.

Straighten one leg of the paper clikp and pop out the little keeper on two of those links, reattach the loose ends for a smaller bracelet. There should be a little arrow pointing in the direction you should push the little clip/keeper.

I hope this helps you make your bracelet the size you need it to be.

Thanks for your question at FixYa.com

Without knowing the type of band you have, I can only say that the links in an expand band can be removed to make it smaller. Now adding more links would require that one would need obtain compatible links.

No but if this is a mens watch there might be a micro adjustment on the clasp. To adjust press the pin in the clasp and move the pin in or out depending on the position of the pin to make loose or tight.

The segments of your bracelet are held together with friction pins which have to be removed first in order to adjust it. This is a relatively complicated task requiring experience and a special tool to remove and return the pins and bushings back correctly without compromising the bracelet strength.
I recommend taking your watch to an Omega authorised dealer for adjustment while you wait.

It's very difficult. You have to take the decorative link covering off first, then continue with the actual stretch band by following these directions.

http://www.watchmaterial.com/How_to_size_a_watch_band.asp

VSNDESIGNS SAYS:

You should first try to adjust the band at the Clasp first. The clasp has three holes that you could easily move your band up or down into. If you need to remove one or more of the links, try the following.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t315141-adjust_band_aquaswiss_trax_watch


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