Shortening an Orient watch bracelet

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[toksmatas]

Thank you! This video was very helpful when readjusting my first real watch. For those watching at home without tools: I used an Apple sim tray tool, it took a little fidgeting and it was hard to get a proper grip (some of these buggers are nailed in there good and it's hard getting them to move at first), but it all turned out great in the end.

[ozludo]

Cheers, most helpful. The Triton bracelet has sneaky collars that go in the *smaller* section of the link.

[joebananas]

What exact brand name tool you used to do this? Will be grateful if you can provide the link to buy it. Will this work on kamasu?

[BayuMukti]

Thanks. I ve been wrongly read the arrow sign

[Loganthered]

What if the bracelet is too short for those of us with larger wrists?

[ThyPenguinPimp]

I've tried this but the pin doesnt want to stay in there and keeps coming out how can I fix this?

[UT-fuqj]

thank you, Iphone cellular needle works perfectly with me

[todaysingredientis]

helped. I had that windy tool I never knew how to use!

[RampartPh]

thanks! made my chore a hundred times easier !

[fin_jan]

My Orient band has little collars that fit over the skinny end of the pin. The also fall out of the links once you've pushed the pin out the other side. This video does not address the pins and that leaves an opportunity for major hassle.

[ndriago]

What Orient model is that? It looks a lot like a Tissot PRS I think!

[Chopbreaka]

So basically take it to a jeweler who has this tool .

[rrpostalagain]

I was hoping you were showing how to do the less intuitive Orient bracelet. If you can see the hole for the pin, like on this one, it's just like any other bracelet.