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That's funny...but not really!!!:D:DThe Invicta uses pressure pins similar to a cotter pin...so push it out following the arrows and then to replace the pin just do it in reverse making sure the open end of the pin is facing in the same direction as the rest..hand6.gif
O.A. Gaspar wrote:1st of all what kind of watch are we talking about gregger?...there are many different types of link pins...pressure pins,straight pins,collared pins etc. and each have a distinct way to remove and install.hand6.gifI have known some WIS who spent hours trying to push out a screwed link because they were afraid to ask:D...no question is dumb if you want to learn Buddy!:)
That's funny Oscar....I gave my wife a Croton last yr for our aniv and when she took it to the jeweler to be sized and the lady said she couldn't take any of the links out because the pins wouldn't move and she told my wife that's the way they wear watches nowadays...because people are fatter...:D So then I looked at it and no sh## there were screw pins!!!!! So I sized it....
The watch in question is my new vintage Invicta........