Locate your resizing tool, stored to the right of the watch cushion.
Simply lift the section using the ribbon tab to reveal it.

Once ready, turn the silver nozzle anti-clockwise to open the vice - creating space for your watch to sit securely while removing the pins.

With the original sized watch on your wrist, pinch the band together to gauge how tight or loose you’d like it to sit.

In the example above, we are removing 4 links for a tailored fit.

Identify the correct direction to push the pin. One side shows a rounded “Flush End”, the other a diamond “Split End”.

You must push from the "Flush End" so that the split end exits first.

Reversing this can damage the band and may require professional repair.

Place the watch in the vice, aligning the resizing tool’s pin with the link hole to meet with the “Flush End”.

Turn the nozzle clockwise to push the pin through as far as it allows. Some resistance is normal – continue until the pin is fully released.

Resizing Tip: We suggest unclipping the clasp to help the band sit more evenly during the process.

Once the pin has been pushed through as far as it allows, use your fingers to pull the rest of the pin out.

Set the pin aside for reassembly.

To reconnect, precisely align the band back together. If aligned correctly, you should be able to see straight through the link gap.

Insert the “Flush End” of the pin through the opposite side you removed the pin from in Step Four as far as it allows.

Resizing Tip: Inserting the “Flush End” first ensures it can be easily altered if need be in future.

Place the band back in the vice with the “Split End” aligning with the resizing tool.

Continue turning the nozzle clockwise to push the pin flush with the band’s edge.

Keep in mind resistance is normal, this ensures a secure reconnection.

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