I need to remove a link from a Relic watch wrist band model zr15358. Is there anyway to do this myself or do must I go to a jeweler?
For my relic ZR15372, all I did was take a thin, hard object (a thumbtack in my case) and carefully pushed out the connecting bar from the link.
If you look at the inside of the band of your watch, you may notice that on some of the links (the ones nearest the clasp for me) there is a little arrow pointing at the side - if you look at the side of the links, there should be a little hole, big enough to push a thumbtack into. If you apply enough pressure (again, carefully - no need to stab your thumb or any other part of your body), the connector pin should slide out a little on the other side. Then it's just a matter of pulling the pin out - perhaps a pair of tweezers would do the trick.
Hope this works for you!
The links just pop off the pin. My wife did it for me yesterday in a about a minute after I fiddled with it for 20 minutes. She applied pressure with a screw driver where the arrows on the band point, and the link popped off the pin...no tweezers or pulling necessary.
Remove however many links you need and pop it back together.
I felt kinda stupid until I read some of the other genius solutions here. It ain't that complicated!
My dad got one of these watches from work, but it was to big and we were having some trouble getting the links out. if you spray some WD40 into the hole, and then try to push the links out with a thumbtack, it makes it A LOT easier. its still kind of hard to take them out, but it can be done, you just have to apply some pressure, but the WD40 does help
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