Re: Still can't open my ann klein wrist watch! the back...
The only solution is to dispose of it or fork over money for someone else to open it. I chose to pitch it and never purchase another AK watch again. pas
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You most likely will need a 364 or a 377. You may even need a 379. The only way to tell is to either open it up or search online if someone is selling the watch with the "Specs" (specifications)
you can ask for the instruction from the authorized retailer of your watch even that you don't have any proof that you don't purchase it to them. being the dealer of the watch brand it is their responsibility to assist all customers that need to know everything about the watch they selling.. now don't hesitate to ask them..
There are sources that I use to find a replacement crystal for your watch. But even if you had a new crystal your have to know how to remove the old one and how to properly install the new one. I have the expertise and tools to do this, but it would be hard for you to do. My suggestion is to get an expert to do this, otherwise you will wind up with a watch that is not properly sealed to keep moisture out and this is the biggest killer of a watch.
I suspect the case back can be opened by prying up on one of the corners. But you may need a specail tool for this. I would hate to see you scratch up the back or cut you finger.
This is right. Anne Klein do not supply any parts to customers, so, you have to ask your jeweller/watchmaker to order the glass first and then they gonna fit it. You have another way to do that; ask your jeweller to send your watch to Anne Klein, where the glass will be replaced, but this way it will cost a lot more and you will have to wait much longer. I'd advice to choose the first way, as there is no difference where the watch glass was fitted.
If this is Anne Klein watch, you have to find your nearest watch repair shop and ask them to order that specific glass. Anne Klein do not supply parts to the customers and the only way to obtain them is through retailer or registered watch repair shop.
Your watch comes with interchangeable bezels, not faces. Bezel is a ring or rectangle (depends what shape your watch has) surrounding a glass.
All bezels are mostly friction fitted,so, to remove your bezel you need to use a strong knife blade and press it between the bezel and the case. The bezel should lift up.
To get the bezel back you have to press it into place.
For changing the strap you have to turn watch upside down and using the knife or lug tool try to squeeze sprigbar end out of the watch lug. Sprinbar is the piece which holds a strap attached to watch. The end of springbar you will find exactly where the strap is attached to watch. Push it inwards and it must come out. The rest is like 2x2.
Good luck.
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