I need to have the bracelet of a Swiss legend Karamica,sized in Sacramento Ca

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Hi Leigh.
The battery supplies voltage to a precise timing circuit to generate brief pulses of low voltage electricity to a magnetic coil which swings a weighted cam (wheel) to keep everything in motion.
This cam or some other mechanical part may have become dislodged or misaligned, causing drag.
In a nutshell, a watchmaker will need to inspect it for wear.
Could be a jewel-bearing has fallen out.
Does this help?
Regards,
Clive.

Here is a number to find out:

Swiss Legend Watches
"Express Your Time"
3701 S. Flamingo Road, Suite 100, Miramar, FL 33027
Toll Free
: 1-866-746-7794

here is a video that will show you how to remove links on your ceramic watch band

Most bracelet adjustments require a special tool that is only found in a jewelry store, or your watch can be shortened by the manufacturer. Many watches have pins that push out if you look on the back of the band there should be arrows the pins push in that direction if you have something small enough to fit it the hole, be very careful to put the pin back in the same way. Occasionally some watch bands are not pins they are screws and it can be very difficult to tell the difference between the two. If the watch band has a screw it requires a very small screwdriver and you must be careful NOT to strip the screwhead! You can also shorten some watches by just moving the pin in the band buckle if you have a small tool you should be able to do this yourself, BUT wear glasses because pins will spring out, keep pointed away from your face. Hope this helps!

I suggest you go to their web site http://www.swisslegend.com/ .

On the left is a menu, click on "customer service" for a toll free number to get the address you need.

Thank you for contacting FixYa.
What kind of stores were you taking too?? If you were going to places like Sears, Walmart etc I can see this, And most retail jewelers.
Honestly, I would look under yellow pages for a watch repair store. They should have most watch tools. I googled and found plenty in your area.
If still no luck then send to Swiss Legend at:
http://www.swisslegend.com/
Best regards. Jewel

Common solution, locally.... :)

Exactly the same.