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Watch User Guide
Follow our own video guides and detailed written steps
01
How to Remove Links From Your Bracelet Watch Band
Watch the full demonstration before starting
What You Need
- Your watch with a link bracelet
- Free adjustment tool (included in the package)
Important Note
Always remove links evenly from both sides of the bracelet to keep the clasp centered. For example, if you need to remove 4 links total, remove 2 from each side.
01
Determine Links to Remove
- Put the watch on the wrist and count how many links feel too loose
- Remove equal numbers from each side to keep the clasp centered
- Usually 1–3 links total
02
Position the Adjustment Tool
- Place the bracelet in the tool with the link you want to remove positioned over the pin pusher
- Align the pin pusher with the pin
03
Remove the Pin
- Slowly turn the handle of the adjustment tool clockwise
- Apply steady, gentle pressure—the pin should start to move
- Continue until the pin comes out completely
- Note: Some pins may be tight initially—this is normal
04
Separate the Link
- Once the pin is removed, the link should separate easily
- Keep the pin in a safe place if you plan to reinstall the link later
- Repeat for additional links as needed
05
Reconnect the Bracelet
- Align the remaining bracelet sections. Insert the pin back through both pieces
- Use the adjustment tool in reverse (counterclockwise) to push the pin fully through
06
Test the Fit
- Put the watch on to check the fit
- The bracelet should move freely but not slide over your hand
- If it is still too loose, repeat the process to remove more links
That’s it! Your watch band is now properly sized for your wrist.
02
How to Adjust Your Mesh Watch Band
What You Need
- Your mesh watch
- Free adjustment tool (included in the package)
01
Open the Buckle
- Use the adjustment tool to press the small lever on the back of the sliding buckle. The buckle will release and slide freely along the mesh band.
02
Adjust the Size
- Slide the buckle along the mesh to your desired position:
- Move closer to the watch face = smaller band
- Move away from the watch face = larger band
03
Lock the Buckle
- Release the lever to lock the buckle in place. You should hear a click when it’s secure.
04
Test the Fit
- Put on the watch to check if the size is comfortable. Repeat steps if adjustment is needed.
That’s it! Your mesh watch band is now properly sized for your wrist.
03
How to Open Your Jewellery Clasp With Long Nails
What You Need
- Your bracelet watch with jewelry clasp
A Gentle Reminder
Every watch is checked before dispatch, but some jewellery clasps may feel a little firm when first opened.
If your clasp feels tight, follow the video tutorial for the opening technique. Avoid prying it open with your fingernails—place a soft cloth between your fingers and the clasp, and use your finger pad instead. Work gently and take your time to protect your fingers and nails.
01
Use the Right Technique
- Don’t use your fake nails to pry open the clasp
- Use the other side of the bracelet as leverage
- Use your finger pad (not nail tip) to open the clasp
02
The Breaking-In Process
- Open and close the clasp completely
- Repeat 10–15 times consecutively
- This loosens the mechanism permanently
03
Test Results
- The clasp should now open much easier
- Won’t become tight again after this process
Key Points
- Leverage from the other side protects your nails
- Finger pads give better grip than nail tips
- 10–15 repetitions are essential for lasting results
- Never force—use gentle, consistent pressure
