If you have a Casio watch with a titanium bracelet (or watch band) and you need to remove links to adjust the fit of the watch on your wrist, then I hope this video will help you. I recently purchased two Casio ProTrek watches with titanium bracelets. The bracelets were almost identical. In each case, when I was removing links, there was a small, metal sleeve which was sitting loosely in one end of each link. If I had lost the metal sleeve from an active link I couldn't put the bracelet back together properly. So please be very careful. Make sure your work space is set up so that small pieces cannot be lost even if they fall out of your grasp.
In this video I'll show you simple ways to remove and replace links using improvised tools and also using an inexpensive tool which was made specifically to work on watch bracelets. The design of these links is often called a pin and collar design. Unfortunately, a lot of guys don’t know about the tiny “collars” that are essential to make the pins stay in place. Please don’t lose those collars!
EDIT: If you had the misfortune of losing one or more of those tiny collars, perhaps PacParts.com will save the day. I think this will get you back to where you want to be... www.pacparts.com/part.cfm?sku...
9 дек 2019
