First is went to a watch store and asked how much it would be. I'm in D.C., he replied, $24.99. I thanked him, walked away, and watched this video. Perfect instructions!! I did mine with ease. Thank you!
Duuude! I did this to my girlfriends TWO watches. One of which she was told could not be sized perfectly for her BY A WATCH TECHNICIAN. In 30 minutes I sized both of her watches perfectly using this GENIUS technique. You sir are a LEG-END!
Thank you. My dad passed away and left me his watch Ive always wanted. Im 140 pounds soaking wet and he was a chubby little bastard lol. So the watch was 4 links too big for me. I've been meaning to take it to a jeweler to be sized and you saved me the hassle. Love and respect. Thank you.
Thank you so much for saving me over $40 at Jared's! As soon as the gentleman said $37.99 + tax, I thanked him and exited the jewelry store. Yours was the first video I saw on YT that said "No Tools", and this was absolutely perfect! Thank you for your precise instructions including what not to do.
I watched this and removed the links in less than 3 mins. I saved $25! This video is informative and precise. I used a spanner instead of the hammer. Thank you so much!
My new watch links came in today and your video helped me to shorten in. Never ever let it cross your mind that instructional videos like this are useless. There are legions of people like me who enjoy lifetips such as this. Thank you.
Your video definitely helped me remove two links from my watch band. You made it so simple, that I finished probably quicker than the length of your video. Thank you so much!!! 😊
After trying several things- from a metal skewer from the kitchen, to safety pins of varying sizes, your video here of the thumbtack worked perfectly! A screwdriver handle is the perfect "hammer" for this as well. Thanks for saving me a trip to the jeweler up town and having to pay for a 30 second procedure!
So glad i came across this video!!! Yes, tapping on carpet/cloth underneath is key, and also putting the pins back was a lot easier using pliers to squeeze it back in instead of pushing with the screwdriver/tapping with a hammer. Thanks for the video!!
AMAZING. I did it so easily and without fear. Most watch stores take longer and seem to hit or damage the watch while taking the pin out. This was simple. The best and only video to watch.
Great video! 🎉 Thanks so much! I came up with couple of tips that made it work better for me. I cut the tip of the push pin off with a small wire cutter to give it a more solid, flat pushing surface. I pulled the link wire out with a pair of pliers. I enrolled my wife to do the pounding with the screw driver head while I held the push pin and band in place. It only had to come out a millimeter or two before I was able to pull it out with the pliers.
Thank you! It only took me an hour to fix my watch! Make it simple and easy and straight to the point. You, my good sir, definitely deserve more subscribers.
Thank you for helping us "Self-Reliants" out here!! I cannot be bothered to go into a shop and pay when I can surely do it myself. Now I truly can, thank you!!
I followed these instructions to remove a link from my stainless steel Hadley Roma band, and it worked without any trouble. The only difference was that I used a small tack hammer instead of the screwdriver. Thanks for saving me a trip to a jeweler and probably a few bucks.
Wonderful idea using items easily found around the house. I was so upset that the jeweler’s I took my watches to get resized did not take out the proper amount of links and made me come back twice because jeweler went to lunch. Wasted an extra hour of my time. They said I could bring my watches back to be resized again for a nominal fee. Forget that! So happy I found your video. Managed to resize for better fit with the instructions on the micro sizing in clasp closure. Thank you so much!🙏
Thank you so much! I have been putting off adjusting my watch band thinking I wouldn't be able to do it. The instructions were perfect, easy to follow and I did it!
Don't know if you will see this....but thank you so much for this video. I was able to go right along with you and shorten my watch band. So thank you again.
Great, worked for me on a Storm watch and saved a visit to the jewellers (and cost). Getting the pin size is the key but these are standard cork board tacks you can get from any stationers (in my case I already had such a board up in the kitchen). The tip about supporting the trap with you fingers is a good one. I found that two of the pins came out easily enough, the third was a little tight and needed more force. Also I placed my watch strap over a hole drilled into 10 business cards taped together. This gave the pin somewhere to go with a relatively soft surface for the strap to sit on.
Worked like a charm. I love videos like this that teach you how to do something new, thank you. I am not sure if it was mentioned but when inserting the pin back in make sure to go in the opposite direction of the arrow. Great video!
Came back to this video because someone asked me about some of my watches. I used this video to remove links because my jeweler forgot to apparently. (Not a flex) but I used this method on a Rolex that I spent well over 18k for, so I was incredibly skeptical. You sir saved me the hassle of being overcharged to remove links. My jeweler was asking for 250 to remove literally 2 links on each side and this only took me 5 minutes to do. Thank you my friend!
Thanks a bunch dude. You saved me 10 dollars and a drive to jewellers. Like your calm voice and simple methods. Your watch looks like my sieko. Cheers.
I'm very thankful for this. I only watched halfway but successfully removed three links, and my new watch fits perfectly. I held the band between two slightly elevated surfaces with space below to allow the pin to poke out as I tapped, and once it was begun, it came easily. Thank you 😊
Worked perfectly ,didn’t need to tap ,just used a little force ,awesome ,thanks for the video ,if it didn’t work for you then it’s definitely a user error
Thank you so much for this video. Saved me a trip back to the store where I bought my watch cuz the girl who did the sizing for free with the purchase of the watch was too lazy and didn't size my bracelet properly the first time. I needed to remove one more link and make one micro adjustment on the latch and now it fits perfectly. Saved me $20 and a trip to the mall. Thank you thank you thank you.
Instead of going and getting an estimate from a watch store five minutes away from here, I stayed home and took half an hour to learn and do it myself. Thanks Poolarity! This was perfect, I even did it without a screwdriver!
The watch manufacturers instructions said to use a hairclip pin. Good luck finding one of those. Your video using the push pin and the handle of the screwdriver was awesome. Now my new watch fits like it should. Thank you
perfect video, a little long on the intro. But for the most part, it was quick and to the point. Thanks for making this video. Your instructions worked perfectly and now my watch fits like a glove
Thank you so much for this video. I had to use needle nose pliers to pull out the pin. It helped SO MUCH to let us know that the band had arrows on the inside of the band. I’ve never known that. I was working with a black band which made it difficult to see the tiny arrows. I used the file tip of a large set of nail clippers to push the pin all the way in.
My Mother left me her gold Balmain watch. I wanted to remove one link for a better fit. The jeweler said it would be ready in two weeks. Your video and a few minutes solved this for me. I did use a pair of "angle tip" or "slanted" tweezers to recess the pin in place of a screwdriver. Thank you for sharing your video and helping me.
It works perfectly. I just fixed one of 2 watches I got from Walmart that I bought until I can afford a nicer watch. The first one’s clasp fell loose (2 flat strips of metal with a notch and a tiny pin) and I can’t figure out how to fix it. I started with the other watch and got it in 2 minutes. Make sure you guys take a link off each end so it’s not uneven. Brilliantly done and thanks again! 🤘🏻❤️🔥
great video - very thorough on the links as well as the micro adjustment including how NOT to do it. All I needed was the micro adjustment - helped A LOT thanks sir!
This worked perfectly for me! I can't believe I was able to do it myself and it was very easy the way you show it! Thank you so much. I'm so happy right now because I didn't have the money to fix my clock.
Great video. Just to share my experience. A completely different design that I have not seen on Google or youtube. Tried to remove pin and wouldn't budge. Finally when I thought I had wrecked it, out popped a tiny spring running the width of the band with little heads at both ends, this is INSIDE a nearly full length ferrule. Now I understand, it's the easiest I've ever struck to remove links. Just push the the spring head in a fraction and the link becomes free at that end. Job done.
Thanks man! Using the Thumb Tack was literally a game changer. If you're watching this, don't use a clip. It's just gonna be harder. Use a Thumb Tack instead. And focus on hitting with a hammer in the middle!
I was skeptical at first. But wanted a quick way to change out my band on my new watch as the watch store is closed today and excited to use my new watch. It worked! I thought a rubber mallet would be better to use then the end of a screwdriver to bang out the pin, but the screwdriver is better as the mallet head is too large for a pinhead. Also the quarter trick worked to put back the remaining part of the pin to flush with the band. Hey Thanks!!
Thank you!!!! I've just been giveny Uncles watch as a keepsake after his death, and this video saved me time and money and hassle getting it done as I've been able to do it myself and wear uis watch ASAP.
Unbend a small paperclip and grip it with pliers. Use the tip of the paperclip to simply push the pins out of their links. This works much better for removing the pins. You can also use the paperclip to recess the pins when reinserting. Cheers
thanks! since all I have is paperclip, I tried using just paperclip to remove the pin, works wonder, just take a bit longer perhaps. worth mentioning that eventhough I accidentally hit my bracelet a couple times pretty hard with the paper clip tip when inserting the pin back, it doesnt scratch my bracelet with ion coat.
Thank you kindly for this hack with the pushpin (thumbtack) I had a kit I got off Amazon, and the gadget for removing the pins bent on the first try. With this hack, I was able to remove extra links in 2 watches that I liked with ease. Saved me extra funds as jewelry stores in Canada charge $30.00 or more just to replace a battery or remove links. I've put a few thumbtacks in the watch repair kit.
Great video, many thanks. Just used this method on my Tissot Quadrato and it worked perfectly. Good tip to use a thick rug as a surface. You just saved me some money and hassle!
I never leave comments, but this was super helpful! I resized a new watch I bought online and saved myself a trip to the jewelers. A couple tips I would add would be looking to see if the inside of the links have arrows - this will help you know which way the pins are meant to go out as the pins have a thicker end on one side.
Thank you! As long as you have the few items you suggest this is very easy. I just got my first diver and didn’t want to wait until tomorrow to have someone else do it lol.
Man, You NAILED! IT!...I took the first one out then re-connected , and it was still a little big, so I went to the other side, did the same thing.....And now? I get to know what time it is, AND I look Cool...love, Darla
thank you so much! unfortunately my pushpin bent at the tip, so i went thru a few of them. but in the end it was a success! my watch looks exactly like yours!😍
So good instructions thank you so much! You cannot imagine what help it is, in the small city I live they refuse to make it if you haven't bought it from them...so easy I did it in 3 minutes. The only think I changed is that I hammered back the link the same way I took it out with the pin, instead of the penny and screwdriver! Just more cautious hitting!
Very helpful. I used a section of a large paperclip instead of thumb tack, as it's all I had on hand, but it worked. The video provided much needed guidance perfectly.
Wow!!!! I finally got it lol I used a small nail and did it on top of a new roll of heavy duty tape on the table... turns out the nail doesn’t have to be as small as you think it does and thank you sooo much for explaining how to hold the watch and nail at the same time!!!❣️I’m so happy I can wear my new rose gold watch now!
What’s funny is that I searched this for the first time to adjust a watch of mine on my own (I’ve had multiple adjustments made to 9-10 other watches and paid 15$ every time) and the watch you’re using in the video is the same one I recently bought but mine is all silver. I wanted a “Day Date” model and I love this one.
Great it worked, I did my own. Be careful not to scratch watch band. Also the pushpin is slightly larger than hole so it goes stuck sometimes, so don't panic.
Thank you for this GREAT instructional video. I got a cute watch at WalMart for $9.99, but my wrist is incredibly small. This video was so helpful. Thank you.
this helped me immensely resizing my girlfriend's watch on short notice -- very clear instructions that made it very easy to replicate the techniques employed. thank you so much!
I did this and it worker perfectly. Make sure you position the push pin perfectly. I used a pair of soft pants underneath and tapped it so the pin could move when it's hit. Also my arrow was both directions on my watch. I also used a picket knife to strike the push pin. I also used the fabric of the pants to prevent starches when I was tapping the pin back in.
First is went to a watch store and asked how much it would be. I'm in D.C., he replied, $24.99. I thanked him, walked away, and watched this video. Perfect instructions!! I did mine with ease. Thank you!
2 dollars per link Brooklyn NY
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I don’t know how much much
Move to Maryland.😎
Comments like this makes me feel special! Thanks!
Duuude! I did this to my girlfriends TWO watches. One of which she was told could not be sized perfectly for her BY A WATCH TECHNICIAN. In 30 minutes I sized both of her watches perfectly using this GENIUS technique. You sir are a LEG-END!
Awesome to hear. Nice to know you were able to impress your GF with this thumb tack method.
Did u get a blowjob afterwards 🤔😀
This has saved everyone a lot of money but that’s not the main thing, it makes me feel like a handyman and that’s priceless!
Thank you. My dad passed away and left me his watch Ive always wanted. Im 140 pounds soaking wet and he was a chubby little bastard lol. So the watch was 4 links too big for me. I've been meaning to take it to a jeweler to be sized and you saved me the hassle. Love and respect. Thank you.
Sry for your loss bro 💪
He called him a chubby little bastard think it shows he didn’t care for him lol no respect
@@ItsFeziboi He was just playing man. Sons give their dads guff and vice versa.
Just the way of the world.
Thank you so much for saving me over $40 at Jared's! As soon as the gentleman said $37.99 + tax, I thanked him and exited the jewelry store. Yours was the first video I saw on YT that said "No Tools", and this was absolutely perfect! Thank you for your precise instructions including what not to do.
You sir, have saved locked down Christmas for my son, thank you.
Nice! Always feels good when you can help out anyway I can.
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I watched this and removed the links in less than 3 mins. I saved $25! This video is informative and precise. I used a spanner instead of the hammer. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for your support!
same, with the time anyway! :)
My new watch links came in today and your video helped me to shorten in.
Never ever let it cross your mind that instructional videos like this are useless.
There are legions of people like me who enjoy lifetips such as this.
Thank you.
This is absolutely the best tutorial for getting this done with minimal to no actual watch tools. Amazing my guy. THANK YOU
Your video definitely helped me remove two links from my watch band. You made it so simple, that I finished probably quicker than the length of your video. Thank you so much!!! 😊
After trying several things- from a metal skewer from the kitchen, to safety pins of varying sizes, your video here of the thumbtack worked perfectly! A screwdriver handle is the perfect "hammer" for this as well. Thanks for saving me a trip to the jeweler up town and having to pay for a 30 second procedure!
So glad i came across this video!!! Yes, tapping on carpet/cloth underneath is key, and also putting the pins back was a lot easier using pliers to squeeze it back in instead of pushing with the screwdriver/tapping with a hammer. Thanks for the video!!
I just adjusted my new watch and I'm so excited. I never thought I could do it but you made it easy to understand. Thank you a million times.
Excellent video demo! It worked like a charm! I adjusted my wife's new watch and you made me look like a hero! THANKS!
237 watch technicians disliked this video. Great content !
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AMAZING. I did it so easily and without fear. Most watch stores take longer and seem to hit or damage the watch while taking the pin out. This was simple. The best and only video to watch.
Great video! 🎉 Thanks so much! I came up with couple of tips that made it work better for me. I cut the tip of the push pin off with a small wire cutter to give it a more solid, flat pushing surface. I pulled the link wire out with a pair of pliers. I enrolled my wife to do the pounding with the screw driver head while I held the push pin and band in place. It only had to come out a millimeter or two before I was able to pull it out with the pliers.
Great tip, was worried about the point. Thanks for the comment!
Thank you! It only took me an hour to fix my watch! Make it simple and easy and straight to the point. You, my good sir, definitely deserve more subscribers.
By far one of the most annoying parts to my day but nevertheless useful, and it worked! I appreciate it my guy
Thank you for helping us "Self-Reliants" out here!! I cannot be bothered to go into a shop and pay when I can surely do it myself. Now I truly can, thank you!!
I followed these instructions to remove a link from my stainless steel Hadley Roma band, and it worked without any trouble. The only difference was that I used a small tack hammer instead of the screwdriver. Thanks for saving me a trip to a jeweler and probably a few bucks.
Wonderful idea using items easily found around the house. I was so upset that the jeweler’s I took my watches to get resized did not take out the proper amount of links and made me come back twice because jeweler went to lunch. Wasted an extra hour of my time. They said I could bring my watches back to be resized again for a nominal fee. Forget that! So happy I found your video. Managed to resize for better fit with the instructions on the micro sizing in clasp closure. Thank you so much!🙏
Thank you so much! I have been putting off adjusting my watch band thinking I wouldn't be able to do it. The instructions were perfect, easy to follow and I did it!
Thank you, sir. I was at a loss when I discovered my new watch had a different link system. Your demonstration and explanations was very clear.
Don't know if you will see this....but thank you so much for this video. I was able to go right along with you and shorten my watch band. So thank you again.
Started watching this vid with no prior knowledge. Was done when the video ended! Amazing vid!
My husband couldn't remove links from my new watch with his manly tool kit. I watched this and got the job done! Thank you!!
Great, worked for me on a Storm watch and saved a visit to the jewellers (and cost). Getting the pin size is the key but these are standard cork board tacks you can get from any stationers (in my case I already had such a board up in the kitchen). The tip about supporting the trap with you fingers is a good one. I found that two of the pins came out easily enough, the third was a little tight and needed more force. Also I placed my watch strap over a hole drilled into 10 business cards taped together. This gave the pin somewhere to go with a relatively soft surface for the strap to sit on.
Dude thank you so much for this! Took me 15 minutes to remove a couple links!
Worked like a charm. I love videos like this that teach you how to do something new, thank you. I am not sure if it was mentioned but when inserting the pin back in make sure to go in the opposite direction of the arrow. Great video!
Great point on inserting the pin back in the opposite direction of arrow, wasn't totally clear on the video. Thanks.
Came back to this video because someone asked me about some of my watches. I used this video to remove links because my jeweler forgot to apparently. (Not a flex) but I used this method on a Rolex that I spent well over 18k for, so I was incredibly skeptical. You sir saved me the hassle of being overcharged to remove links. My jeweler was asking for 250 to remove literally 2 links on each side and this only took me 5 minutes to do. Thank you my friend!
Overcharging for a Rolex, maybe it's just inflation, jk
@@PoolarityChannel made me crack up lol
Thanks a bunch dude. You saved me 10 dollars and a drive to jewellers. Like your calm voice and simple methods. Your watch looks like my sieko.
Cheers.
I'm very thankful for this. I only watched halfway but successfully removed three links, and my new watch fits perfectly. I held the band between two slightly elevated surfaces with space below to allow the pin to poke out as I tapped, and once it was begun, it came easily. Thank you 😊
I was able to do this in under 20 minutes..Removed one link on each side..Thank You!
Worked perfectly ,didn’t need to tap ,just used a little force ,awesome ,thanks for the video ,if it didn’t work for you then it’s definitely a user error
These instructions are easy to follow and I adjusted my watch strap in less than 5 minutes. Thankyou!
Thank you so much for this video. Saved me a trip back to the store where I bought my watch cuz the girl who did the sizing for free with the purchase of the watch was too lazy and didn't size my bracelet properly the first time. I needed to remove one more link and make one micro adjustment on the latch and now it fits perfectly. Saved me $20 and a trip to the mall. Thank you thank you thank you.
Thank you very much ! Your method was much more easier to execute than the most watched video on TH-cam.
This worked like a charm. Got a new watch I love, but I have big hands and tiny wrists. It fits fits perfect now.
Instead of going and getting an estimate from a watch store five minutes away from here, I stayed home and took half an hour to learn and do it myself. Thanks Poolarity! This was perfect, I even did it without a screwdriver!
The watch manufacturers instructions said to use a hairclip pin.
Good luck finding one of those.
Your video using the push pin and the handle of the screwdriver was awesome.
Now my new watch fits like it should.
Thank you
perfect video, a little long on the intro. But for the most part, it was quick and to the point. Thanks for making this video. Your instructions worked perfectly and now my watch fits like a glove
Got my watch today and was able to fit it my size immediately. Great tutorial!
3 hours later.....I DID IT!!!!! Been Paying to have this done for years..We are in a recession it's 2020.. Time to be creative
It's all worth it
Thank you so much for this video. I had to use needle nose pliers to pull out the pin. It helped SO MUCH to let us know that the band had arrows on the inside of the band. I’ve never known that. I was working with a black band which made it difficult to see the tiny arrows. I used the file tip of a large set of nail clippers to push the pin all the way in.
My Mother left me her gold Balmain watch. I wanted to remove one link for a better fit. The jeweler said it would be ready in two weeks. Your video and a few minutes solved this for me. I did use a pair of "angle tip" or "slanted" tweezers to recess the pin in place of a screwdriver. Thank you for sharing your video and helping me.
It works perfectly. I just fixed one of 2 watches I got from Walmart that I bought until I can afford a nicer watch. The first one’s clasp fell loose (2 flat strips of metal with a notch and a tiny pin) and I can’t figure out how to fix it. I started with the other watch and got it in 2 minutes. Make sure you guys take a link off each end so it’s not uneven. Brilliantly done and thanks again! 🤘🏻❤️🔥
i just dinked with my watch, unsuccessfully for a full 30 mins before watching this. Then i fixed it in 2 mins after. THANK YOU! So helpful.
great video - very thorough on the links as well as the micro adjustment including how NOT to do it. All I needed was the micro adjustment - helped A LOT thanks sir!
Worked perfectly! I used pliers to pull the pin out of the opposite end, but this worked! Thanks for this video
This worked perfectly for me! I can't believe I was able to do it myself and it was very easy the way you show it! Thank you so much. I'm so happy right now because I didn't have the money to fix my clock.
Great video. Just to share my experience. A completely different design that I have not seen on Google or youtube. Tried to remove pin and wouldn't budge. Finally when I thought I had wrecked it, out popped a tiny spring running the width of the band with little heads at both ends, this is INSIDE a nearly full length ferrule. Now I understand, it's the easiest I've ever struck to remove links. Just push the the spring head in a fraction and the link becomes free at that end. Job done.
What brand and model watch is that with that type of pin?
Thanks man! Using the Thumb Tack was literally a game changer. If you're watching this, don't use a clip. It's just gonna be harder. Use a Thumb Tack instead. And focus on hitting with a hammer in the middle!
I was skeptical at first. But wanted a quick way to change out my band on my new watch as the watch store is closed today and excited to use my new watch. It worked! I thought a rubber mallet would be better to use then the end of a screwdriver to bang out the pin, but the screwdriver is better as the mallet head is too large for a pinhead. Also the quarter trick worked to put back the remaining part of the pin to flush with the band. Hey Thanks!!
Thank you so much for your informative demonstration. It saved me the cost and inconvenience of having to find and wait on a jeweller!
Successfully did this in just few minutes. I used a paper weight to tap the push pin. So easy to follow instructions. Thanks so much!😊
Thank you!!!! I've just been giveny Uncles watch as a keepsake after his death, and this video saved me time and money and hassle getting it done as I've been able to do it myself and wear uis watch ASAP.
I just followed these instructions and it worked! Thank you for helping me save money!
Fixed with my Sim card removal tool and a flat knife I used to hit against the pin.
Took me about 30 min to remove 2 links. Thanks!
Man you saved my day, ❤❤❤❤
I just adjusted the watch by myself, now I can call myself The Watch-Man,
Thanks man.
This is the only video that really shows how to remove a link and without buying special tools. It's explained thoroughly. Thanks so much!
Unbend a small paperclip and grip it with pliers. Use the tip of the paperclip to simply push the pins out of their links. This works much better for removing the pins. You can also use the paperclip to recess the pins when reinserting. Cheers
That worked so well. Thanks. Took me less than 5 min to resize my bracelet.
If you knew how to do it, why you on this video
I'm glad you've suggested a paperclip. I'm going to try that way first. Thanks.
thanks! since all I have is paperclip, I tried using just paperclip to remove the pin, works wonder, just take a bit longer perhaps. worth mentioning that eventhough I accidentally hit my bracelet a couple times pretty hard with the paper clip tip when inserting the pin back, it doesnt scratch my bracelet with ion coat.
ALL I HAD TO DO WAS SEE THE THUMB TACKS AND IT CLICKED. ✌🏾👍🏽😎THANK YOU.
Thanks - with your help I successfully adjusted the band on my new watch!
Because of you, my watch fits now. Thank you for a sensible, no-fluff video that didn't waste my time with too much unnecessary talking.
Thank you. I used metal pliers (per husband) to do the tapping of push pin which finally came out.
the micro-adjustment was all I needed. Thanks for saving us money!
Thank you kindly for this hack with the pushpin (thumbtack) I had a kit I got off Amazon, and the gadget for removing the pins bent on the first try. With this hack, I was able to remove extra links in 2 watches that I liked with ease. Saved me extra funds as jewelry stores in Canada charge $30.00 or more just to replace a battery or remove links. I've put a few thumbtacks in the watch repair kit.
Thanks so much for this video! My jeweler lives quite far and I'm a busy lady. This worked!
thank you so much for this video. I enherated a watch from my brother who passed a month ago, now i can wear it. ty so much.
Thanks very much, didn't want to wait a month or two before a special pin removal tool will arrive. Appreciate your assistance!
THank you so much for teaching me how to take out links.
i say 4 videos before i watch yours, and mate your 100% working thanks a lot
Made my Day that I was able to help
Great video, many thanks. Just used this method on my Tissot Quadrato and it worked perfectly. Good tip to use a thick rug as a surface. You just saved me some money and hassle!
I never leave comments, but this was super helpful! I resized a new watch I bought online and saved myself a trip to the jewelers. A couple tips I would add would be looking to see if the inside of the links have arrows - this will help you know which way the pins are meant to go out as the pins have a thicker end on one side.
Hey. Just wanted to say thanks for the tutorial. Great walkthrough and easy to do. Appreciate you taking the time.
After watching this I saved money literally doing it myself. Thank you
Thank you! As long as you have the few items you suggest this is very easy. I just got my first diver and didn’t want to wait until tomorrow to have someone else do it lol.
Man, You NAILED! IT!...I took the first one out then re-connected , and it was still a little big, so I went to the other side, did the same thing.....And now? I get to know what time it is, AND I look Cool...love, Darla
thank you so much! unfortunately my pushpin bent at the tip, so i went thru a few of them. but in the end it was a success! my watch looks exactly like yours!😍
So good instructions thank you so much! You cannot imagine what help it is, in the small city I live they refuse to make it if you haven't bought it from them...so easy I did it in 3 minutes. The only think I changed is that I hammered back the link the same way I took it out with the pin, instead of the penny and screwdriver! Just more cautious hitting!
Thanks bro! Money saved just by watching this video instead of going to a repair shop. :))))
Oh my goodness- THANK YOU!!!
I was going to have to use my lunch break to go find a professional. Husband and I did it in under 5 minutes
Thank you for showing me how easy it was to remove links , much appreciated.
Ty for your video! Human ingenuity, one of our best qualities.
Very helpful. I used a section of a large paperclip instead of thumb tack, as it's all I had on hand, but it worked. The video provided much needed guidance perfectly.
Wow!!!! I finally got it lol I used a small nail and did it on top of a new roll of heavy duty tape on the table... turns out the nail doesn’t have to be as small as you think it does and thank you sooo much for explaining how to hold the watch and nail at the same time!!!❣️I’m so happy I can wear my new rose gold watch now!
What’s funny is that I searched this for the first time to adjust a watch of mine on my own (I’ve had multiple adjustments made to 9-10 other watches and paid 15$ every time) and the watch you’re using in the video is the same one I recently bought but mine is all silver. I wanted a “Day Date” model and I love this one.
Great it worked, I did my own. Be careful not to scratch watch band. Also the pushpin is slightly larger than hole so it goes stuck sometimes, so don't panic.
Worked perfectly!!! I adjusted my watch and my bracelet, thanks!!!
Thank you for this GREAT instructional video.
I got a cute watch at WalMart for $9.99, but my wrist is incredibly small.
This video was so helpful. Thank you.
this helped me immensely resizing my girlfriend's watch on short notice -- very clear instructions that made it very easy to replicate the techniques employed. thank you so much!
Awesome. Thanks for the contribution sir. Just got a watch for Christmas and I’m excited to get it fitted. Cheers
Hey....I'm shocked!! Just did this with an INVICTA
......It WORKED! had to straighten the T-Tack though......but.....it worked. .....saved some $$$
I did this and it worker perfectly. Make sure you position the push pin perfectly. I used a pair of soft pants underneath and tapped it so the pin could move when it's hit. Also my arrow was both directions on my watch. I also used a picket knife to strike the push pin. I also used the fabric of the pants to prevent starches when I was tapping the pin back in.
I couldn't do anything with that type of tac, but a flat, traditional thumbtack, holding it with hemostats, did the trick. Thanks!
Big help. I got it done thanks to your guidance and tips so thank you very much!
And I just got my watch strap done! Thanks a lot for this informative video!
You just helped my Son & I with his new watch, Thank you!
Had to use a hammer to hit those pins out, really tough to get out
Took my 2 hours to get my watch adjusted but definitely worth it 😊
Thanks a lot 🙏
IT ONLY TOOKS ME 30 MINUTES, INSTEAD OF PAYING IN A STORE.....THANKS, HERE'S YOUR LIKE