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How to adjust a metal watch band Fossil Casual Metal Dial AM3861 Watch for Women

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If you've got more than one watch, it's a good idea to buy the tools. Worst case, you can save them for a few years when you get a new watch, or let family and friends use them.
With the tools you simply remove the pin and take out or add links. It's a really simple process and you can easily do it in under 5 minutes. No need to pay someone to do this for you. I found a great guide here: http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Size-a-Watch

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Mcdevito75 here, Best bet since you would need a couple of tools to adjust the band size is to look for a small watch repair shop in your area to save on the cost, the cost of a shop to adjust the band is about the same as the tools needed, since these adjustments are in frequent let the watch repiar shop do the job.

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