Adjusting Your Straps
Mesh Strap Adjustment Guide
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Prepare Your Tool
Use a small flat tool such as a spring bar tool or small screwdriver. -
Locate the Clasp and Arrow
Turn the watch over and find the engraved arrow on the inner side of the clasp. This shows the direction the clasp lock should lift. -
Lift the Clasp Lock
Insert your tool into the small rectangular slot beneath the arrow and lift gently until the clasp plate opens. -
Slide the Clasp
With the clasp open, slide it along the mesh strap. Move it toward the case to tighten or away from the case to loosen. -
Align with a Groove
Make sure the clasp plate sits exactly on one of the horizontal grooves on the strap. -
Lock the Clasp
Press the plate down until it clicks into place and lies flat. -
Close the Outer Clasp
Fold the clasp cover over and snap it shut.
Important Tips
Lift only in the arrow direction.
Do not use excessive force.
Gently pull the strap to confirm it is secure.
Metal Bracelet with Removable Links
Tools Needed
Link removal tool or pin pusher
Soft cloth
Small hammer (optional)
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Check the Fit
Wear the watch and pinch the bracelet to find your ideal size.
Remove equal links from both sides of the clasp to keep it centered. -
Find the Direction Arrows
On the inner side of the bracelet, arrows show the direction pins should be pushed out. -
Remove a Link
Place the bracelet in the removal tool with the arrow pointing away from the pusher.
Align the tool pin with the link pin and turn slowly until it begins to move.
Pull the pin out completely and repeat for the second pin to remove the link.
If the pin resists, check the direction and alignment. -
Re-Attach the Bracelet
Align the bracelet ends.
Insert the pin against the arrow direction. The flat end enters first, the split end last.
Push it in with your fingers, then use the tool or hammer to seat it flush. -
Final Fit and Adjustment
Try the watch on again.
Use the micro-adjustment holes on the clasp for small size changes.
Ensure all pins are straight and fully inserted.
Important Notes
Work on a padded surface.
Keep removed links and pins for future use.
Avoid pushing or hammering at an angle.
Make sure all pins sit flush.