These are some of the most absolutely frustrating things to replace in the world, and I am NOT exaggerating! It takes FOREVER to get the pins into the proper position. The straps can be purchased just about anywhere, but when replacing them, the pins can only be accessed from the back of the watch, and they are really tricky to get to fit properly, even with a tiny screwdriver to work the pins. I took mine to a jeweler to replace the straps (I should add that the two jewelers I went to first wouldn't even touch it - prior experience with them perhaps?), and he was getting very frustrated with it too... I don't know if the velcro straps are easier, but the exact same version of the straps that came with the originally purchased watch are a nightmare to re-attach. I recently tried to replace my straps, and thought that I had the pins in the right place, and wore the watch for a couple of days. Last night at Safeway, the watch fell off my wrist, the pin for one of the now unattached straps nowhere to be found. So not only are they difficult to replace, but you also wonder if the pins are going to stay in the right position, and if so, for how long! I love the watch, but the straps leave something to be desired. I think that Timex should come up with something a little easier for their loyal Ironman base of customers!
First of all before attempting the replacement, use small rubber bands to fold the straps backwards onto themselves away from their natural curve. This keeps the starps from flopping around in your way when you are working. The TRICK is to shave a little bit of the plastic off in the groove where the strap sits. This helps to compensate for the compression of the rubber in the strap when trying align the pins. I use the inner edge of a small needle nose pliers to do the shaving. I have done this for several freinds and they are happy. The cost difference: ~$50 (for a new watch) vs $1.66 (new watch strap) and a beer. The replacement strap now outlasts the replacement battery.
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Return to Timex for replacement for $10;We would need to replace the entire watch if you have an integrated watchband. Please send it in to the address below with a 10.00 dollar check or money order made out to TG SERVICE CENTER.TG SERVICE CENTERPO BOX 2740LITTLE ROCK, AR. 72015FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US AT 1-800-448-4639.HAVE A GREAT DAY!Julie Lopez Bilingual Customer Service Rep
Found it on eBay in "Alan's Watches" store ... item #380170565999 (10/23/09) I could not find this item number or a band like this on the eBay "Alan's Watches" So I contacted Timex and they told me: "You can call us at 1-800-328-2677 to order a replacement band for your watch. The cost will be $8.00-$12.00, plus any applicable tax."
Hi, I bought my Timex watch in 1999. It's 2012 now, and it still goes strong. It uses CR2012 battery, which is not manufactured (but I can buy on ebay). It has a steel bezel and steel band. Regards Csaba
As the band is made of leather which is easier to adjust the band size for smaller wrists
To adjust a Burberry BU1350 watch band, locate the small pins or links on the band. Use a watch tool or a small pin to push out the pins or remove links to achieve the desired fit. Once you've adjusted the band, reinsert the pins to secure it in place. If you're unsure or uncomfortable making the adjustments, consider visiting a professional jeweler or watch repair shop for assistance.
, our Triumph watch from MIO allows for the face to be 'popped' out by hand and placed into another band (different colors). As far as fit, each band has the same size options. If you have any questions DM me on twitter @MIOwatch. Best, Blaine
To resize a Fossil watch band, you can either remove links or add a new hole to the band. Fossil watch bands typically have removable links that can be taken out using a tool or by visiting a jeweler. If you need extra holes in the band, a professional can punch them for you to adjust the fit.
Can someone tell me if there is a video to show me how to change the ss link watch band with quick-release pins, on my Invicta diamond Lupah watch??
yes of course only if its a dial case band. you have to push out those little pins on the band. then adjust to your wrist size. it is very simple
To adjust the band on a Daniel Steiger watch, first, identify whether the band has removable links or an adjustable clasp. If it has removable links, use a small tool to push out the pins connecting the links, then remove the desired number of links to achieve the proper fit. For an adjustable clasp, simply slide the clasp to the desired position and secure it. Always ensure the watch fits snugly but comfortably on your wrist.
The watch band on this Fossil is a leather band.