if you know what you are doing, here are the step timestamps: 1. Separate 3:18 2. Twist 6:17 3. Remove link 7:00 Plese bear in mind that you might scratch the last element which will never be visible when you wear it. Maybe test the procedure before on the last element and get yourself familiar with the forces needed.Thank you
Sorry. I never saw your comment. I can’t believe you would ask a question like that. The answer is… Wear your watch comfortably. You also need to consider safety - your watch’s safety. If you have a tendency to scratch your watch frequently, you might have gotten used to wearing it in a risky way. Look up videos that claim to know how you should wear it. Watch about twenty-five videos. Then you’ll learn that nobody knows what’s right for YOU. But you’ll also learn a lot of things of which to be aware. Then you’ll be able to make your own determination about what’s right for you. Since these are usually pretty short, you might be lucky enough to find out what it’s like to do your homework. It feels super cool to know that you know what you’re talking about.
OH GOD!!!! NO, NO, NO, WAIT!!! DON'T DO THIS!! THE RIGHT WAY IS EASIER!!! And it doesn't destroy ANY PART of anything. Look at the ends of the links. See the little square on the end of each link? (1.) PUSH THEM OUT with something hard and small. (-.) YOU'RE DONE. Each link you do that to will fall off. AND you can put some links back on if you did too much. UNLESS YOU GORILLA THE LINKS OFF, WITH TOOLS YOU DON'T NEED AND AN I.Q. YOU DON'T HAVE. You couldn't watch just one more video?
@@princelulu332 Yeah, I’m pretty sure I can. Here’s twelve (Actually you did not specify which band you are fixing, so here you go.): I typed “removing watch links” in RUclips’s search bar. Pay close attention to the arrows indented on the watchband. You have to push the pins out in the right direction. You also went to have the same number of links on each side. Be super careful about springbars that jump and tiny collars that roll away. Those are things you shouldn’t have to worry about, but I owe it to you to warn you. Note some people call a watchband a bracelet. 1. Not all watchbands are built this way, but most are. This is the most common method, and the most common tool. Watch how he puts a pin back in too (in reverse). ruclips.net/video/DhQ-UGIjraM/видео.htmlsi=ipx9KgVBJlNNbpRF 2. There are different tools you can use. This one looks simpler, but he’s making it look easier than it is. ruclips.net/video/OWZfA2auxVI/видео.htmlsi=NhNM99cL-h2jh5LI 3. This one shows how to remove a pin from a rare type of watchband, but some watchbands work this way. ruclips.net/video/5_b1fz6d1uo/видео.htmlsi=VJbFREt1hwwzezSa 4. This is an even rarer type of watchband, But I figured I’d give you what nobody gave me . ruclips.net/video/Dzl1hA5i1-Q/видео.htmlsi=1yCd7Seyd6DpD-yW 5. This one is rarer too, but you should know just in case. ruclips.net/video/nDF0vWND5I8/видео.htmlsi=jjKyWoRjgqVB1WhB 6. But there are other ways to change the length of the watchband, depending on the kind of wristband it is. ruclips.net/video/IhdQqHphLyQ/видео.htmlsi=14FyG7zX_tFEIbKx 7. Here’s another way to change the length of your watchband (if you have a clasp similar to this). ruclips.net/video/yfAwqhGJIkQ/видео.htmlsi=64zQpfdlG4QB__ur 8. This might be the coolest, but most watchbands don’t come this way. ruclips.net/video/ZOn-H-8yHHw/видео.htmlsi=01ucn7B-g3QYzNwY 9. This guy covered the most detail for multiple watchbands. ruclips.net/video/TaSqbEuc4i8/видео.htmlsi=LJrxZv1tPhUPDaac 10. This is good advice about what looks good if you need external validation to feel good about yourself. ruclips.net/video/Rr29wx62sp0/видео.htmlsi=SMFkusq7Poe3FcB2 11. But then there’s this. ruclips.net/video/yH0p6QHx6I0/видео.htmlsi=ZEeoxWKnzQBOWw6t 12. But mostly this. ruclips.net/video/4IlWJmrq4rA/видео.htmlsi=N0PfjAoyGVQuSe2l And that’s how to inform somebody.
@@wasteddude9387 But there's no video regarding this bracelet. Since there are no arrows or holes to indicate the direction, can you tell me in which direction i have to push the pins out?
if you know what you are doing, here are the step timestamps:
1. Separate 3:18
2. Twist 6:17
3. Remove link 7:00
Plese bear in mind that you might scratch the last element which will never be visible when you wear it. Maybe test the procedure before on the last element and get yourself familiar with the forces needed.Thank you
Exactly what I was looking for, and surprisingly very little RUclips content on the subject. Thanks!
Thanks man. This is the only video I found looking for this exactly
Rough Japanese translation:
1. 3:28 - 3:55 : ワイヤーカッターで時計のリンク間をカットしてスペースを作ります。 目的は時計のリンク間のスペースを増やすことだけであり、実際に金属を切断しようとするものではありません。
2. 4:42 - 5:42 : 何度も前後に曲げると金属は脆くなります。
3. 6:15 - 6:27 : 時計のリンク間のジョイントをカッターで持ち、ねじって余分な時計の金属を切り離します。
3. 6:41 - 7:15 : 残った壊れた金属をワイヤーカッターで掴み、外れるまで前後にねじります。
4. 7:22 - 7:37 : 金属が奇妙に曲がっている場合は、ペンチを使用してまっすぐにしてください。
5. 8:32 : 完成結果
Thanks for the vid. I will try this.
Thanks I have the same issue with my A159
Thank you for the tutorial 👍 it worked 😂😂😂 (I did it on a Casio LA670W)
THANK YOU!!!!
How thin is your wrist? I'm skinny and I want to know if I would need to do this too
Sorry. I never saw your comment. I can’t believe you would ask a question like that. The answer is… Wear your watch comfortably. You also need to consider safety - your watch’s safety. If you have a tendency to scratch your watch frequently, you might have gotten used to wearing it in a risky way. Look up videos that claim to know how you should wear it. Watch about twenty-five videos. Then you’ll learn that nobody knows what’s right for YOU. But you’ll also learn a lot of things of which to be aware. Then you’ll be able to make your own determination about what’s right for you. Since these are usually pretty short, you might be lucky enough to find out what it’s like to do your homework. It feels super cool to know that you know what you’re talking about.
OH GOD!!!! NO, NO, NO, WAIT!!! DON'T DO THIS!! THE RIGHT WAY IS EASIER!!! And it doesn't destroy ANY PART of anything. Look at the ends of the links. See the little square on the end of each link?
(1.) PUSH THEM OUT with something hard and small.
(-.) YOU'RE DONE. Each link you do that to will fall off.
AND you can put some links back on if you did too much.
UNLESS YOU GORILLA THE LINKS OFF, WITH TOOLS YOU DON'T NEED AND AN I.Q. YOU DON'T HAVE.
You couldn't watch just one more video?
Can you send the link of that video ?
@@princelulu332 Yeah, I’m pretty sure I can. Here’s twelve (Actually you did not specify which band you are fixing, so here you go.):
I typed “removing watch links” in RUclips’s search bar. Pay close attention to the arrows indented on the watchband. You have to push the pins out in the right direction. You also went to have the same number of links on each side. Be super careful about springbars that jump and tiny collars that roll away. Those are things you shouldn’t have to worry about, but I owe it to you to warn you. Note some people call a watchband a bracelet.
1. Not all watchbands are built this way, but most are. This is the most common method, and the most common tool. Watch how he puts a pin back in too (in reverse).
ruclips.net/video/DhQ-UGIjraM/видео.htmlsi=ipx9KgVBJlNNbpRF
2. There are different tools you can use. This one looks simpler, but he’s making it look easier than it is.
ruclips.net/video/OWZfA2auxVI/видео.htmlsi=NhNM99cL-h2jh5LI
3. This one shows how to remove a pin from a rare type of watchband, but some watchbands work this way.
ruclips.net/video/5_b1fz6d1uo/видео.htmlsi=VJbFREt1hwwzezSa
4. This is an even rarer type of watchband, But I figured I’d give you what nobody gave me .
ruclips.net/video/Dzl1hA5i1-Q/видео.htmlsi=1yCd7Seyd6DpD-yW
5. This one is rarer too, but you should know just in case.
ruclips.net/video/nDF0vWND5I8/видео.htmlsi=jjKyWoRjgqVB1WhB
6. But there are other ways to change the length of the watchband, depending on the kind of wristband it is.
ruclips.net/video/IhdQqHphLyQ/видео.htmlsi=14FyG7zX_tFEIbKx
7. Here’s another way to change the length of your watchband (if you have a clasp similar to this).
ruclips.net/video/yfAwqhGJIkQ/видео.htmlsi=64zQpfdlG4QB__ur
8. This might be the coolest, but most watchbands don’t come this way.
ruclips.net/video/ZOn-H-8yHHw/видео.htmlsi=01ucn7B-g3QYzNwY
9. This guy covered the most detail for multiple watchbands.
ruclips.net/video/TaSqbEuc4i8/видео.htmlsi=LJrxZv1tPhUPDaac
10. This is good advice about what looks good if you need external validation to feel good about yourself.
ruclips.net/video/Rr29wx62sp0/видео.htmlsi=SMFkusq7Poe3FcB2
11. But then there’s this.
ruclips.net/video/yH0p6QHx6I0/видео.htmlsi=ZEeoxWKnzQBOWw6t
12. But mostly this.
ruclips.net/video/4IlWJmrq4rA/видео.htmlsi=N0PfjAoyGVQuSe2l
And that’s how to inform somebody.
Thanks appreciate your time and effort
@@wasteddude9387 But there's no video regarding this bracelet. Since there are no arrows or holes to indicate the direction, can you tell me in which direction i have to push the pins out?
@@janwendtland8504 If you are still waiting, I might be able to help but I need to do some checking first.