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Which way does a watch buckle go?
Generally, the short end of the strap with the buckle is attached to the 12 o’clock (top) side of the watch case, and the long end is attached to the 6 o’clock (bottom) side of the watch case. This positions the buckle in a comfortable spot on the wrist and makes putting on and taking off the watch easier.
How do you remove a stubborn watch pin?
If you are talking about a bracelet link pin then use any good commercial anti-rust lubricant or specialty made lubricants from Esslinger’s and other watch specialty houses. Use one small drop on each end of the stuck pin/screw and let it set overnight. It should come out fairly easily the next day…
How to change a watch buckle by yourself?
With the forked end of your tool (or with your fingernail), gently push down on the pin so that it may be wedged into the other hole of the frame. And there you have it ladies and gentlemen! After the different watch straps, you’ll now also be able to change your watch buckle by yourself whenever you so may desire.
How do I remove the pin from my bracelet?
Remove the pin by pushing it at one side of the bracelet with the pinhead end of your spring bar tool, and removing it at the other side. The movement will also free the tongue. Note that our straps are equipped with drilled buckles. The black strap with solid buckle used in this demonstration isn’t made by Joseph Bonnie.
How do you remove the buckle from a strap?
Removing either buckle from a strap is similar to removing a strap from the lugs. Many will find the drilled ones easier to manipulate. Step 1. Place the strap at its side. Step 2. With the pinpoint end of your spring bar tool, insert it into the hole.
How do you put a tongue on a watch strap?
Step 1. Place the strap flat facing down. Step 2. Wedge the tongue into its recess at the middle of the strap. Its end tip should be curved upward. Step 3. While holding the tongue in place with your finger, glide the pin all the way through the hole of the strap.