The watch is too small to go around my daughter's wrist. Are there more links available for this watch?

Without seeing the wrist band I can only give you the general ways to get the ban off. At the watch there is a spring loaded pin. You will have to get something small enough to get in between the band and the holding point. If you are going to take out a link then it is either a screw style or a push style. If it is a push style you need a small post of some sort and a hammer to tap it out. If you buy a jewelers kit it is pretty easy but you can find things around the house to do this.

If the watch band is not long enough to get around his wrist then yes, you have to replace with a longer one.

mcdevito75 here, To reove the links you"ll need a special tool called a link remover available on ebay, or you can look for a small watch repair shop in your area for about the same cost of the tool and save on delivery time as shop can do the job right away.

mcdevito75 here, You"d need a special tool available on ebay called a link remover tool. But for fastest remedy and just about the same cost as buying and shipping the special tool, unless your going to do a few watches, your best bet is to look for a small watch repair shop in your area to remove these links, hold onto them just in case you need them later.

mcdevito75 here, Your Timex may have 4 small screws holding the back onto the watch, if so you"ll need jewelers screwdrivers available on ebay to open the back of your Timex, however this is rare with timex, look for a small tab or a cutout on the back cover that matched the same in the case, if you need to use a magnifier glass available at most Dollar stores or drugstores. Once you find this tab / cutout, use a steak knife under that tab or in that cutout and pry the back cover off the watch, Be firm with the prying but at the same time use care not to hurt your watch or hand.

mcdevito75 here, You"d need a tool called a Link reover to remove the links, available on ebay, however by the time you order the tool, recieve it, etc. The cost will be about the same if you look for a small watch repair shop in your area, have them remove the links. Hold onto these links in case ypou want them re--installed.

mcdevito75 here, You"d need a special tool called a link remover tool available on ebay but, the cost and time for delivery are the same as you looking for a small watch repair shop in your area to remove these links for you, hold onto the se removed links just in case you ever want to re-install them.

mcdevito75 here, Best Bet look for a small watch repair shop in your area to save money on cost. You"d need a special tool called a link remover tool available on ebay but you can also wind up destroying the band, and a tissot band is expensive, let the shop remove the links.

mcdevito75 here, Best Bet, look for a small watch repair shop imn your area to svae on cost, special tool available on ebay is needed since it's a Movado let the shop remove links to re size.

hi friend,
step 1
Measure the watch band's length. Every wrist size is different, and there's no need to remove all of the links when you may only need to remove one or two. Putting the watch around your wrist and pinching each link around it to see how much room you need gives the jewelry wearer a reasonable estimate.

Step 2 Open the watch near the link you want to remove. Link watches have several openings, so even if you open the wrong clasp, it can always be reattached.

Step 3 Flick the tip of your fingernail inside the clasp to open the extra links. Continue doing so until you have removed all of the links that are too big for your wrist. If you have short fingernails, try using tweezers or anything with a sharp edge that can easily unfasten a link. New watches tend to be very stiff, so it may take a little nudging, but the links come off. It will be obvious which ones come off and which ones don't by looking at the back of the watch band. The links that come off have a claw on the tip of each one and sometimes have the brand name on top of it.

Step 4 Put the extra links in a safe place. There may come a time that you either let someone else borrow the watch or your wrist swells and you need these links again.

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• If you can't get the links to open, visit a jewelry repair store. Workers there may be willing to help you adjust your watch for free. If you bought the watch from a retail store, the jewelry counter is usually required to adjust your watch for no additional cost.

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