I need an extra link and the receiving end clasp for my fossil steel fs 2700 watch. Anyone know where to get?

Hi Joshua,here's a link on replacing your battery,k. How do you change the battery in your fossil watch

Hi ,
i would contact Fossil group as they are the manuafcturer of Skagen watches . looking at the model it uses a slider type clasp.
the metal on the locaking part can be easily bent causing to come undone.

You can get links from the maker.


Go to http://www.fossil.com/en_US/shop/customer_care/static/fossil-customercare.html and you will see a menu on the left.

Under "Product info" you will see "ordering links and bands", click on this and follow the instructions.

Il sell you them for $6 a link

mcdevito75 here, Without seeing the watch it"s hard to tell, but I would figure the clasp could be repaired, but the cost may equal a new band and clasp. Look for a small watch repair shop in your area and compare repair cost of the clasp with that of a new band.

Go the Fossil website - http://www.fossil.com. There is a link at the bottom of the page, Customer Care. Clock on that link. On the left there will be a menu item under Product Info that says "ordering links and bands". There is a paragraph titled "Order Links". There is an 800 number to call and they will send you two links just for shipping or if you need more than 2 links, it's $3 per link.

I just bought the o-ring watch by Starck, and it looks to have the same style of strap. If you look on the side of the clasp, you will see a pin on both ends. You have to remove these retention pins first (which may require tools that are unavailable to you). First, stabilize the watch on its side on a soft mat - I used the back of a mouse pad. Then, use a thin, stiff piece of metal tool to push the pins out slightly. I used a crafting tool. Once the pin sticks out enough, you can use a fine set of pliers to pull them the rest of the way out. (If this does not make much sense at this point, you may be best off going to watch shop.) Once you remove the pins, the clasp can be removed from the strap simply by lifting the clamp. You then trim the strap with a pair of sharp scissors to the appropriate length - make sure you see exactly what the end looks like, because the shortened strap will need to have the same apperance. After trimming, reclamp the clasp onto the strap, and reinsert the pin. You may need a small hammer to get the pins seated completely. Then, you're done. So obviously intuitive, why would anyone need directions, right? Honestly, Fossil did not make this one easy at all. Kind of irritating.

I also have an Adidas watch, but cannot find a replacement.
Unfortunately, very unique for the contours around the body of the watch. Where can I find a replacement watchband?

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I suggest you consult your authorized Fossil Dealers for the correct battery replacement of your watch.

Thank you.