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raymansg wrote:As I understand, no Loctite used for the one I got. Finally got proper screwdrivers from A&F and now I can change the strap quite easily.
Only flipside, while learning, scratched the watch a bit. Well, I guess I customised my watch
Next time use masking tape to cover the area around the screws...
+1. Very effective. To remove Loctite, you can also try your wife's/girlfriend's nailpolish remover....just a few drops on the screw head. My daughter has an endless supply and it works really well.