How do I remove links from this funny bracelet without pins?

[Pohoho 0]

Hello everyone:

I need help / instructions /video to size this funny bracelet for my sister. I have the bracelet sizing tools that we normally use for bracelets with pins.

 

Here's how it looks like, side and underside view:

 

Many thanks in advance.

[Wiz 0]

These are folded links, you need to use a pair of pliers to "unfold" the links you want to remove.

[prestigewatchco 2]

Hello everyone:

I need help / instructions /video to size this funny bracelet for my sister. I have the bracelet sizing tools that we normally use for bracelets with pins.

 

Here's how it looks like, side and underside view:

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

 

There is a small cut out on the opposite side to the arrow on the back of band you put something in and push them out as directed by arrow

[WebWind 1]

On other side of bracelet should be two pins (not one big). Push small with appropriate tool, and pulll on opposite side.

[narikaa 129]

Read here (& bookmark)

 

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[onionbag 1]

Robert is correct, opposite the arrow you will see a little dimple in the cutout. Use a thin screwdriver to push laterally across and down to slide the dimple under the fold in the bracelet. This can be a bit tricky and be careful your screwdriver doesn't slip.

 

Hope this helps.

[Wiz 0]

Hello everyone:

I need help / instructions /video to size this funny bracelet for my sister. I have the bracelet sizing tools that we normally use for bracelets with pins.

 

Here's how it looks like, side and underside view:

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

 

There is a small cut out on the opposite side to the arrow on the back of band you put something in and push them out as directed by arrow

 

+1, my bad

[Pohoho 0]

Thank you all for the fast response and especially to Onionbag who described it best.

 

Yes, went to the "dimple" and pushed on the "nipple" and the pin came tumbling out.

 

Here's the reference picture with the dimples on the bracelet and nipple on the pin:

 

 

Hope it helps someone next.

[offshore 0]

In fact, there are special pliers made, to make this job a hell of a lot easier!

http://watchbitz.com.au/shop/index.php?_a=...p;productId=387

They have a flat one side, and a round for the dimple on the other, and are uneven length.(Flat side is shorter, to lip over the end/side of the link.)

Offshore