How do you remove a link from Daniel Steiger watch band?

Answer 1

Special watch-adjusting tools must be used. Most watches use this technique:

Pins are pushed out with the 'gun' from near the clasp of the bracelet by the direction of indicating arrows shown on the inside of the band. Or, traditionally, pins are pushed out with the tools following the direction of the crown of the watch.

Some watches like using puzzle links that include small screws and bolts piecing up a design making it more complicated to adjust.

This can be done with a small screwdriver or knife. Just put the tip of your tool in the hole by the arrows and tap the other end with a hammer in the direction of the arrows. The pin should come out.

I just successfully removed links from my metal band by using an ice pick, a pair of needle nose pliers, and a hammer. The little pins on the side were in really tight (probably a good thing, if you think about it), so it took some gentle hammering on the icepick to dislodge them. Getting the pins back in once you've removed the desired number of links is also a bit challenging, but I did it!

Answer 2

To remove the links out of a Swiss Wenger watch use something small like a safety pin or paper clip. A professional jewelry can always remove the links for a small fee if a person is not able to do so by themselves.

Answer 3

Adjustable Invicta tool is used to remove pins which allows for bracelet sizing for your timepieces.

The Invicta Watch Sizing tool is the perfect accessory for any watch and non-watch enthusiasts alike. This bright yellow toolkit allows the sizing of most bracelets held together by pins, and or sleeves. Measuring 4.5 inches long, 1.5 inches high, and 2 inches wide, this small tool will save trips to the jewelry store

This is where to find it

http://affordableinvictawatches.com/blog/2010/01/invicta-watch-sizing-tool-it003/

Answer 4

If you turn your watch on it's side you will notice little nails or screws holding your links together. You need to push these out on the links you want to remove. A special tool is needed to do this or you may bend or break the small screw/nail. It takes some accuracy as well and some effort to line up the tool/nail/screw. I would suggest you take your watch to a department store jewelry counter or a jeweler to get this done. It should cost you about 10.00 or 15.00 dollars to get a professional job and that is better than having to buy a whole new bracelet. If you just bought your watch the place you bought it will usually do this for free for you as a service for buying the watch. I know this because I worked in a fine jewelry department store counter last summer and learned to remove watch links.

Answer 5

Adjustable Invicta tool is used to remove pins which allows for bracelet sizing for your timepieces.

The Invicta Watch Sizing tool is the perfect accessory for any watch and non-watch enthusiasts alike. This bright yellow toolkit allows the sizing of most bracelets held together by pins, and or sleeves. Measuring 4.5 inches long, 1.5 inches high, and 2 inches wide, this small tool will save trips to the jewelry store

This is where to find it

http://affordableinvictawatches.com/blog/2010/01/invicta-watch-sizing-tool-it003/

Answer 6

The arrows on the links indicate the direction in which the pins should be removed.

Answer 7

Norris