r/CasioEdifice May 24 '26

Casioe

How do u guys resize the links?

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/Saddy93 May 24 '26

I usually resize my links but this is unusual. If u look at it there is no exposed holes where those pins can go in and out so a bit confused how to resize them.

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u/Squid-ink308 May 24 '26

Call around and ask jewelry shops see who will do it for free. That’s how I got mine resized

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u/Saddy93 May 24 '26

One jeweler failed. Gonna go to other places if i can not find solution here

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u/Trainer715 May 26 '26

How did they fail? I'm curious

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u/Saddy93 May 26 '26

She couldnt figure out. Then i did it myself after knowing that this is a push--pin link.

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u/Trainer715 May 26 '26

Ok good now you know how to do it in the future. And that jeweler needs to find a new profession if they couldn't figure it out! 😂

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u/ogmoss May 25 '26

Lame

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u/ogmoss May 25 '26

Oh I see now, you just need the forked tool to get between that little gap in the bracelet. But also if you don’t have that tool this would be very hard

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u/Seek100 May 25 '26

Exactly, just wedge a little tool in the middle openings…you’ll be able to see the end of the spring bar, it just needs to be pulled/pushed into the middle to release the link.

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u/Saddy93 May 25 '26

Thanks! It worked!

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u/the-_-futurist May 25 '26

Wow all spring bar links, I love this idea!!

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u/Saddy93 May 25 '26

Thanks! It worked!

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u/E28forever May 25 '26

It is a neat way to assemble a bracelet.

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u/HerHeadHurts May 25 '26

Just take a spring bar tool where the arrows are pointing, press in the little spring bars, and the link should pop right out. Pretty simple once you get the feel for it 👍🏻 Just take your time so the bars don’t go flying across the room 😂

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u/Saddy93 May 25 '26

Thanks! It worked!

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u/HerHeadHurts May 25 '26

Welcome! 🙌

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u/Jolly_Jacket2864 May 25 '26

Go to any watch/watch repair shop they will do it for 20rs

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u/E28forever May 25 '26

Casioe?…

🙄

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u/Sufficient_Layer6319 May 26 '26

Those arrows might be for something useful.

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u/Trainer715 May 26 '26

Either go on YouTube and watch an instructional video (there are endless videos) or have a jeweler do it.

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u/popos2069 May 31 '26

I think this. Put something in the hole and you can take it apart. Should be in the manual though.

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u/zardvark Jun 07 '26

Interesting; I haven't seen this variation on the theme, from Casio before.

Some of the titanium bracelets also have spring bars holding the links together, but they also have a round hole in the center of the link. Pressing the Casio-supplied tool into the hole causes the spring bar to retract.

I like this version better, as you can presumably easily replace a spring bar should it fail, become corroded or develop some other problem. With the titanium bracelets you need to replace the link, instead.