How do I make my watch band smaller?

August 2, 2019 Off By idswater

How do I make my watch band smaller?

How to shorten a stretch watch band:

  1. Remember to work on soft ground.
  2. Take a small flat screwdriver and place it between a pin on the side of the watch band.
  3. Then remove the pins upwards.
  4. When that’s done, you also remove the pin on the other side of the band in the same way.
  5. Remove some links or add some.

How do I know if my watch is too loose?

Your watch wears too tight if it’s leaving imprints on your skin, and it’s too loose if you can fit several fingers under the band and it slides around on your wrist. Instead, your watch should be tight enough that it stays in place, with just a bit of room to move so that your wrist can breathe.

How do you measure the size of a watch strap?

Wrap the string around your wrist, and mark where the two ends meet with a marker. Lay the piece out flat, and measure the distance from the end to your mark. Note: The approximate range of wrist size fitments listed above are as measured using an “average” watch: 40mm case, 47mm lug-to-lug distance.

How do you make a watch band bigger?

Remember to put the extra link and its pin in a safe place in case you need to make the watch band larger one day. Replace the pin in the next link to reattach the watch band to the clasp. Put the pin in the hole on the edge of the band and push it down with the sharp tool in the direction of the arrow.

Can you replace watch straps on small wrists?

Finding replacement watch straps for small wrists can sometimes be quite a hard process. To start with, The average case size for modern watches tend to be on the larger end of the scale, which means that two-piece straps will be wider due to the lug to lug distance of the case and therefore affecting the overall size.

How to notch a leather watch band to fit a watch case?

Take your digital gauge and open it to the partial width you calculated, lock your gauge in place to keep the measurement from changing. Using your digital gauge, you will mark off the amount of the band you need to remove from each edge to keep the new watch band centered in the watch case.