Relic ZR77271 stop moving

Hello Charles Cooper and welcome to fixya.

I have NEVER even seen a RELIC watch
( and am a amateur (unpaid horologist)) but
I love all timepieces...

A quick search of the internet reveals...

A band tool...
pin pusher (search on eBay) is REQUIRED
to push the pins out of both sides of the link
you will want to remove. The FIRST/BEST tool
you will want to purchase will be at least
a 10x power jeweler's loupe (magnifier).

acekid
answer below could be EXACTLY what
you are looking for...
not GENERIC

ELSE...
You will be pushing from the SMALL end.

Generically...
this does not require a lot of FORCE but
it is WELL BEYOND any pressure any
bare handed pressing can accomplish...!!

((( pin tool MIGHT be your best choice ))).

Not really (novice) AMATEUR work...!!

Nor is it ROCKET SCIENCE...

but you would be well advised to get QUALITY
mentoring... Which would result in your purchasing
some QUALITY tools (plentiful/reasonable on eBay).

Work on a fine weave cloth & NEVER over a carpet.

Teeny screws can be found by shining a flash-light
across the floor (or vacuuming with a fine mesh cloth
inside your vacuum nozzle).

The true/best way to find your required tools
is to state your case and look on the WEB...
(Pictures really help).

Internet WISDOM is usually 80% BS & 90% just
plain WRONG (or vise versa (I can never recall)).

Good luck

Sorry we do not have that kind of info here.

According to the manual:

If your bike has a "threadless" stem (fig. 6) your dealer may be able to change handlebar height by moving height adjustment spacers from below the stem to above the stem, or vice versa. Otherwise, you'll have to get a stem of different length or rise. Consult your dealer. Do not attempt to do this yourself, as it requires special knowledge.

If your bike has a "quill" stem (fig. 7) you can ask your dealer to adjust the handlebar height a bit by adjusting stem height. A quill stem has an etched or stamped mark on its shaft which designates the stem's "Minimum Insertion" or "Maximum Extension". This mark must not be visible above the headset.

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is this an mechanical watch? all the same open the back and look closely at the area near the crown stem. pull the crown out and see if any little levers move. If they do there may be a little indent on the lever. with the crown in press the indent with a needle and pull the crown our. the also may be a little arrow on the back of the movement pointing at a hole. press a pin in the hole and remove the crown.

Today's bike stems have minimal adjustment height, if any. Look at your stem to see if it has spacers. These spacers can be moved up and down the stem. For more adjustments, you will have to buy a new stem. Here is a good place to read up on
How to adjust handlebar height BikeRadar

Pull out the stem to the second position then push the chronograph start/stop button a few times to move the minute hand to the zero position. Then pull the stem out to the 3rd position and adjust the second hand again by pushing the start/stop (top) button to move it to the zero position. Once you get them both to top zero push the stem back all the way and screw it in tight. Tim

This is not covered and you will have to pay for replacement.

Depends on the type of band. Is it a twist-o-flex or solid link? Your best bet is to seek out a local watch repair business and let them adjust it for you! Unless you do these often it can be frustrating and you could lose small parts!

Good luck!

have u remove the stem and crown?

No but if this is a mens watch there might be a micro adjustment on the clasp. To adjust press the pin in the clasp and move the pin in or out depending on the position of the pin to make loose or tight.