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Posted on Aug 18, 2007

Band adjustment How do you adjust the band to make smaller on this watch

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  • Anonymous Dec 07, 2007

    adjust band

  • Anonymous Dec 25, 2007

    the band is way too large

  • Anonymous Jan 01, 2008

    i have a stainless, clasp type watch band. removable links are

    indicated by arrows. i don't know how to remove these links.

  • Anonymous Jan 07, 2008

    I have the same problem. stainless stell bank, with arrows but do not know how to remove. was able to get the main pintn out but can't figure out how to get the others out, links removed and pin put back in.

  • JimBob13 Feb 09, 2008

    Have a tourneau with a stainless steel band that says watch gear. I can not figure out how to remove the links to tighten the band.

    The bottom links have arrows but that is not too helpful. I have taken out the pin that connects with the clasp, but now am stuck.

  • Saspag Mar 02, 2008

    Cannot remove links from Armitron watch

  • Intersol Mar 20, 2008

    Getting the split pin out.



    I tried the push pin solution and it worked like a charm. I did however first blunt the point of the push pin by scraping it across a rough surface.

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I was able to take use a push pin (thumb tack) to get out the (split) pin. I put the thumb tack in the hole of the pin I wanted to remove, place the thumb tack upside down on our counter top and gently but firmly push the pin out. It only has to push out an 1/8 of an inch and then you can pull it the rest of the way. Thanks to the diagram that "guest" posted above - I copied and pasted: http://www.pmwf.com/Watches/WatchSchool/WS%2014%20How%20to%20Resize%20Common%20Bracelets/WS%2014%20How%20to%20Resize%20Bracelets.htm#Split%20pin%20bracelets in the browser and it showed me how the pins work in the wrist band. Didn't need all of the fancy tools. (:

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I agree with gordyadams. Information shared by him is authentic and useful. You can also visit usb cufflinks. Here you will get a detail information about it.

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SOURCE: fossil watch band adjustment

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SOURCE: wrist band adjustment on a fossil watch

Just take a tiny little jewelery screw driver small enough to fit in the pin hole and tap it with anything that you can find. Then pull out other end. Look for arrows indicating which way to remove pin and go in that direction Some pins are like a hairpin and have a split at one end. Replace solid end first opposite of arrow direction. If there are arrows in both directions on the same link; like Fossil for instance, that means that it doesn't matter which direction the pins are removed or replaced. They are solid and they can go back either end first. It's easy. To get the pin in all the way I just used the little screw driver and tapped it in. Good luck.

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