Much appreciation for the instruction on pin direction and TYPE of end shapes. VERY USEFUL information. I appreciate the time and effort it took for you to make and post this video in order to help us all.
Brilliant video. Thank you so much. I didn't have all the tools and so improvised with a mobile phone SIM ejector tool which worked like a charm to push the pins out 🙂.
Thanks for posting this. I was almost in tears trying to get the pins out of the bracelet. I had no idea about the arrows. Actually didn't even notice them until I saw your video. Still took me about an hour to add one link and do the micro adjustment on the latch. Again, thanks for posting the video, it saved the day for me!
Ive just shortened my strap.... The pin was fairly tight coming out butwhen putting back in it doesnt have a lot of resistance. Ive given the strap a wobble to see if it will come out and it hasnt. Any ideas? Be okay to use.? Im assuming the tension of it being on my wrist would stop q pin from slipping out
How did you go? Depending on your watch it’s possible there is a small collar that should be on the end of the pin. This may have fallen out when you made the adjustment.
Hy buddy I have one last pin area left and it's still very lose should I remove the last link too but it has only one link now how it will be joiined then
Okay, there is a little extra adjustment in the watch clasp itself. You’ll notice on one side of the clasp there are multiple holes for the links, you can adjust it so the link connects closer to the middle of the clasp instead of the end.
@@Voltex989 yea buddy I got that done but still its a bit bigger now I think the watch I bought is for like adults size.. But no problem sometimes losse watch also works 🥰
Sorry to hear that, there is a small metal collar that sits in the band. It is possible that when the pin was removed that this collar fell out. This would cause the pin to continue to fall out. If you can't find it you can order replacement pin and collars from Seiko.
@@Voltex989 that is exactly what happened. By pure chance (thank God) after I posted that, I happened to find that tiny little thing and realize that's what was missing! I looked under magnifying glass and can see no difference in the two ends. At any rate, now the pins work! Thanks.
Much appreciation for the instruction on pin direction and TYPE of end shapes. VERY USEFUL information. I appreciate the time and effort it took for you to make and post this video in order to help us all.
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant video. Thank you so much. I didn't have all the tools and so improvised with a mobile phone SIM ejector tool which worked like a charm to push the pins out 🙂.
Thanks for posting this. I was almost in tears trying to get the pins out of the bracelet. I had no idea about the arrows. Actually didn't even notice them until I saw your video. Still took me about an hour to add one link and do the micro adjustment on the latch. Again, thanks for posting the video, it saved the day for me!
I used Rotring pencil tip. It actually worked. Ty for the vid.
Amazing! Make sure that you don’t have your finger where the pins come out otherwise you will impale yourself!
Thank you for making that video. It was quite helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Just play it at 0.5 or 0.25 speed. Very useful!
Awesome video, just did mine in less that 3 min.
good video maybe slow down a little to get a good look at tool changes
Thanks for the video. Love the watch btw.
thank you if you find it fast just pause
Thanks, this saved me
Superb! Thank you!
Ive just shortened my strap.... The pin was fairly tight coming out butwhen putting back in it doesnt have a lot of resistance. Ive given the strap a wobble to see if it will come out and it hasnt. Any ideas? Be okay to use.? Im assuming the tension of it being on my wrist would stop q pin from slipping out
How did you go? Depending on your watch it’s possible there is a small collar that should be on the end of the pin. This may have fallen out when you made the adjustment.
thanks man
Thank yoy
Hy buddy I have one last pin area left and it's still very lose should I remove the last link too but it has only one link now how it will be joiined then
Did you remove links evenly from both sides?
@@Voltex989 I removed all the removable links with pins 🙂still it is a bit bigger
Okay, there is a little extra adjustment in the watch clasp itself. You’ll notice on one side of the clasp there are multiple holes for the links, you can adjust it so the link connects closer to the middle of the clasp instead of the end.
@@Voltex989 yea buddy I got that done but still its a bit bigger now I think the watch I bought is for like adults size.. But no problem sometimes losse watch also works 🥰
Both ends of the pin are identical. The pin slides in and falls out. 😩
Sorry to hear that, there is a small metal collar that sits in the band. It is possible that when the pin was removed that this collar fell out. This would cause the pin to continue to fall out. If you can't find it you can order replacement pin and collars from Seiko.
@@Voltex989 that is exactly what happened. By pure chance (thank God) after I posted that, I happened to find that tiny little thing and realize that's what was missing! I looked under magnifying glass and can see no difference in the two ends. At any rate, now the pins work! Thanks.
Way too fast. Can't follow this at all. Know your audience. Downvoted.
Slow it down then you fucking spastic.
Stupidest bit of criticism I’ve ever read, if you don’t know what a replay button is stay out of the comments. This video was superb
You can slow down the video, pause the video, and replay the video.