Replacing a Broken Watch Band
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Locate the watch band brackets on either side of the watch case. Spring bars hold the watch band inside these brackets. These tiny spring-loaded pins fit into lugs on either side of the brackets.
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Slide the spring bar tool between the bracket and the side of the watch band. The spring bar tool is a thin piece of metal usually purchased at either craft stores or jewelry repair facilities. A small metal spatula or even a thin screw driver will also work.
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Press the spring bar toward the center of the bracket. This depresses the spring bar and allows the watch band to pop out of the bracket.
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Place a spring bar in the top of the new watch band. Some new watchbands will have spring bars installed by the manufacturer.
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Place the end of the spring bar into the lug on one side of the bracket. Slide the other end behind the lug on the other side of the bracket. Gently pull the watch band forward until the spring bar slips into the lug.
Seeking Authorized Service
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Write out a complete description of the problem with the watch. Include all of your contact information.
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Make a photocopy of your portion of the warranty card.
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Wrap the watch in bubble wrap.
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Pack the wrapped watch and the note with your information, description of the problem, and the copy of the warranty with the watch in a sturdy, protective box. Do not include original documentation.
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Insure the box and mail it to the service center for your region. Regional service centers can be found on the Swatch website.
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