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Samodzielna wymiana paska lub bransolety zegarka jest bardzo łatwa, jeśli wiesz, jak to zrobić! Poniżej wyjaśniamy krok po kroku, jakie są różne mocowania pasków do zegarka i jak możesz samodzielnie przeprowadzić tę operację.
Przed wymianą paska do zegarka, musisz dowiedzieć się, w jaki sposób pasek jest do niego przymocowany. Trzy najczęstsze typy mocowań to: bolce z łatwym kliknięciem, oraz zwykłe i stalowe szpilki.
band with spring bars
Silicone strap with easy click system
Steel bracelet with steel pin
When you buy a watch or watch band from us, the product specifications always indicate the type of attachment of the watch strap. For example Pushpins or steel pins.
Which tools you need to replace your watch band also depend on the type of attachment:
1 You do not need any tools to replace a watch band with an easy click system.
2 To replace a watch band with pushpins you need a strap changing tool with a 'fork'.
3 To replace a watch band with steel pins, you need a strap changing tool with a pin.
All the tools you need for maintaining your watch and replacing and shortening watch bands/bracelets can be found on our accessories page.
Strap change tool with 'fork'
Band adjustment tool
Strap change tool with pin
Replacing a watch band with easy click pushpins 1. Turn the watch, face up. 2. Pull the catch of the strap aside so that the pin is released and you can remove the strap from the lugs. 3. Insert the pin of the replacement strap into the lug and pull the catch back. 4. Push the strap between lugs until you feel the pin click into place.
1. Turn the watch face up.
2. Carefully pop out the pin by applying a little tension with the fork. By pressing it to the left, you will feel that it gives way. After this you can gently pull the watch band downwards, so that it comes loose.
3. Remove the spring bar from your band and check whether it is still in good condition. Replace it when it no longer bounces or is damaged. This way you prevent you from losing your watch at a later time. Replacement spring bars can be found on our spring bars page
4. Repeat the above steps for the other side, so that both strap halves are removed.
5. Turn the watch face up again.
6. Take the bar and gently push it through the new watch band.
7. Place the spring bar in one of the holes in the case/lugs.
8. While holding the watch band in place with your thumb, gently push the other side of the spring bar into the other hole with the fork. As a result, it is clamped and the band is held in place.
9. Repeat the above steps for the other side.
10. Check that the bars are secure by gently pulling the band.
We recommend that you always have watch bracelets that are attached to the case with a steel pin replaced by the jeweler or watchmaker to prevent damage to the case.
We explain how you can shorten a watch bracelet yourself on our page about shortening watch bracelets.
If, despite these instructions, you are unable to change your watch band yourself, you can always contact us. We are happy to help!
In principle, there is no difference between replacing a leather watch band and a metal bracelet. Steel watch bracelets often have a loose 'end link', which forms the connection between the case and the rest of the bracelet. The spring bar or pin then protrudes through the bracelet and end link into the lugs.
Steel bracelet with steel pin
Bracelet with end link and spring bar
Replacing a Swatch watch band is done in a slightly different way because Swatch watches have their own unique strap attachment. You can use a special Swatch strap changing tool for this. In the video below we show you exactly how to replace a Swatch watch band.
Swatch strap changing tool
To replace a NATO-band, you usually don't have to loosen any pins because the strap goes under the strap pins. In the video below we show you how to replace a NATO-band.
You need good tools to replace a watch band that is attached to the case with screws. Special screwdrivers for watches can be found on our accessories page.
Leather strap with saddle screw
Mesh bracelet with screws
Do you want to replace the buckle of your watch band because it is broken, or because you prefer to put a different color or type of clasp on your watch band? Then you can do this following the same watch band replacement instructions as above. Are you looking for a replacement clasp for your watch band? Then take a look at our watch clasps page.
Now that you know how easy it is to replace your watch band by yourself, you can get started. Tired of the color or style of your watch band? Or would you prefer a rubber band instead of a leather band? We sell watch bands for more than sixty brands. With our handy strap finder you will find the band that fits your watch in no time.
Are you looking for a replacement band for a watch from a brand that we do not sell? Or do you want a special waterproof band or a band made of a special type of leather? In addition to branded bands, we carry a wide range of universal watch bands from top brands such as Hirsch, with which you can give your old watch a new look in no time at all.
