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This is a small hand tool for pushing out the pins that hold metal watch bracelet links together, so you can shorten or lengthen a band at home. A knurled handle turns a threaded rod that presses a pin through the link, and a grooved base holds the strap steady. It ships with three spare metal thimble pins. At 6.4 cm long and 24 g, it fits in a drawer and handles bands up to about 3.1 cm wide. It suits anyone with a steel bracelet who would rather resize it themselves than pay a watch shop, though it is a simple push-pin tool with no ratchet or pin assortment, so it is less capable than a full watchmaker's kit.
This is a metal watch band link remover for adjusting the length of a steel watch strap. It has a grooved base that holds the strap and a threaded rod with a knurled metal handle. A screw-in pin pushes the link pin out of the strap.
To use it, open the steel strap and place it in the movable groove of the tool. Gently push the groove to the right position, then line up the top of the rotating handle with the pin on the strap. Turn the handle by hand to push the pin out.
Before you start, check that the watch's pin is held by a nail or hair clip rather than filled with crepe. Push the pin from the small opening toward the large opening, not the reverse. It comes with 3 spare thimble pins.
