Slide the pin all the way into the openings of both links until it is flush with the side of the watch band. Make sure the pin is facing the correct way and that it is not reversed or flipped upside down-if you place the pin the wrong way, it may get stuck within the link. Take the pin from Step 2 and thread it through the ends of the opposing links (first photo). Hold the two ends of the watch band together. Place the pin in a safe location for later use. If the pin becomes bent, you will not be able to slide it back into place when connecting the watch band back together. Make sure to not bend the pin while removing it. The watch band should now be completely disconnected at the link where you just removed the pin. Continue to push the pin until you can pull the pin completely out with your fingers (third photo). The pin will begin to slide out (second photo). Keep the screwdriver inside the opening and apply force on the screwdriver in the direction of the arrow. Make sure to hold both the watch and the screwdriver tightly during this step.
Hold the watch with one hand while you place the screwdriver in the hole with the other hand. To remove the pin: use your screwdriver (the head of a small nail or small screw will work as well) and push it into the opening (first photo). This opening is the access point to the removable pin. Note: the small opening across from the arrow.
Determine the number of links you wish to remove and locate the link pin at that position ( Advice: It is a good idea to remove links in multiples of two so links can be removed from each side of the clasp or buckle keeping the watch face centered on your wrist). Most watches will have up to three pins that may be removed on each side of the clasp or buckle.
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