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remove this strap?
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12-08-2012 12:19pm#1
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Insert a small jeweller's screwdriver in one of the marked places and fumble about for the step in the springbar. With a bit of patience you should be able to squeeze the bar and a bit of jiggeling of the bracelet will unseat the bar from one of its holes.
Then you can just pull off the bracelet. Once again some jiggeling and quite a bit of force will be needed, but no need to bend open the "wings" of the end links. In fact, do not bend those wings or you will never get it to fit again properly should you wish to put it back on again.
Pulling off the bracelet demands the correct mixture of force and carefulness, otherwise you will scratch the (underside) of the lugs. It can be done though.
From the picture, the bottom spot looks the more promising one for getting hold of the springbar.0 -
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