Christmas Gift Watch Sizing

There're a lots of watch repair shops. Ask them they have more information and even can fix it

Can be your husband ? Kidding until is come the christmas maybe then he will prepare you something special the key is to wait and if him isn't come with nothing when is the moment you cant tell him I expected more from you.

OMG I bought my husband an early Christmas gift. It didn't come with a book and now i cant figure out what the dials in the background are i know when it military time. Can some please help me I cant seem to find anything on it. It is the American Exchange 7244.

I found a really good scratch remover on E-bay. Its just a small tube. You just wipe a tiny bit on the watch and rub with a cloth. It makes it look brand new. Just search for screen repair or watch screen repair on E-bay.

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You just need a tool to push the pin out. Make sure to push the pins in the direction that the arrow points. DO NOT try to do this with any sharp object as you will ruin the band and ultimately the pins. You need a specific tool to do this as you it applies a quick "burst" of pressure to the pin which pops it out. You can buy this tool online at an inexpensive price (search: watch sizing tool), but if you don't have a huge watch collection I would just suggest going to your local jeweler to have it sized. I size all of my own watches, but I have been doing this for years. I would not want you to ruin your band or the pins by doing this incorrectly. It will probably cost you $10+ to have it sized at a jeweler, but you will be paying around the same for a tool. While this may seem like an annoying cost to pay, I assure you that it's quite normal, and almost everyone needs to have their watch sized. Watch companies make their watches big on purpose so that if you are a larger person you will not have to pay for extra links or special order them. Depending on where she bought the watch, they might even be able to size the watch for free (if they have the tools I am 99% sure they will size it for free as most places offer free sizing if you bought the watch from them). Even Wal-Mart offers free watch sizing if you purchased it from that specific location (this doesn't apply if you purchased the watch online though). Although the pin looks like it can be pushed out with a pen or something else sharp, please don't attempt this. I previously worked at a jewelry counter and can't tell you the number of ruined watches I have seen by people attempting to size their watches without the correct tools. Most stores will not let you return/exchange a watch that has been damaged if the customer has attempted to size it themselves either.

Hope this helps!

Those arrows inside of the watch band are showing direction for pins or clips to come out. If you have two arrows in opposite directions on one link, that means there are two pins or clips and each one must be extracted from arrow pointing side.
If there is only one arrow on the link- there is only one clip or pin and must be extracted the arrow pointing way.
Some watch bands are held together by very specificly made clips or pins. In this case you will need a special tool to extract them.

Look at this page:

http://www.citizenwatch.com/CUK/English/settingsresults.asp?caliber=E870