Reply With QuoteIf it's anything like the Zenith Rainbow it needs (careful) force to push the pins right through
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As you can see the bracelet is attached to the case by solid pins and not spring bars?
Is there a special way to remove these or just forcefully push them out?
Thanks in advance.
If it's anything like the Zenith Rainbow it needs (careful) force to push the pins right through
I wouldn't know on a Blancpain, but I have a Swatch with solid bars for the strap and they just push out, with some force, getting them out is also much easier then getting them back in. Reason being, with my uncoordinated hands anything I've used to push the solid pins back in has slipped either scratching the case or sticking into my flesh.
This might be of use, post #6
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f222/ho...s-3202298.html
Oh yes, I second this, having used insufficient care it required the exact same watch to be sent to those nice people at Genesis for remedial action.Originally Posted by SIB
Something like this would do it
Stunning watch.
As you can see the bracelet is attached to the case by solid pins and not spring bars?
Is there a special way to remove these or just forcefully push them out?
Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]
This.......Something like this would do it
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Last edited by jambobbyb; 22nd May 2019 at 09:25.
And what are you going to do once the bracelet is off?
As you can see the bracelet is attached to the case by solid pins and not spring bars?
Is there a special way to remove these or just forcefully push them out?
Thanks in advance.
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pin driver, jewellers hammer and lots of little/gentle taps, Tutima miltary watches are similar
Thanks everyone so much for the input
Is going on a strap
Be careful not to scratch the case though. I would consider taping it upSomething like this would do it
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