How to change a watch bands

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How to change a watch bands

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Why change

• If you want to give your watch a new look, it is
  as easy as changing your watch band.  It doesn't
  matter if your watch currently has a leather
  band, you can change it to have a metal band if
  that is the style that you really want.  Whether
  your watch band is old and worn out or not, you
  can follow these easy steps below to help you
  remove your old watch band and replace it with a
  new one.

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Important tips

• When it comes to changing your watch band, you'll
  need to be sure to measure your watch band to
  make sure the new band is the correct size. 
  However, if your replacement watch band does end
  up being a little bit on the long side, you can
  very easily adjust your watch band with our handy
  collection of guides.

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Different types of leather bands

• Leather Watch Bands
• Metal Watch Bands
• Rubber Watch Bands
• Velcro and Nylon Sport Watch Bands
• Nylon Watch Bands

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Leather Watch Bands

• Leather Watch Bands wouldn't last more than a
  year if it was worn every day.  Leather bands
  come in a thousand and one types including
  different leathers, different grains, different
  colors and different prices. Some bands are
  stitched, others are just glued and some are
  treated to be water resistant.  But despite the
  many variations, leather watch bands can
  generally be removed in just a few quick steps
  with the help of a spring bar tool. 

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Metal Watch Bands

• Metal Watch Bands are actually quite similar to
  leather watch bands.  They are often held in
  place in the same methods which means most of the
  time you will only need a spring bar tool to
  remove and change metal watch bands.  However,
  metal bands also have some unusual
  characteristics and must be treated carefully,
  particularly since metal tools can easily scratch
  the metal finish.

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Rubber Watch Bands

• Rubber Watch Bands are very durable watch bands
  but they do eventually need to be replaced, just
  like metal watch bands.  Rubber or sport watch
  bands are most commonly connected to watch cases
  with spring bars, that are often hidden under the
  watch case.  Be aware that you may need to
  purchase a very specific watch band to replace
  your existing rubber band, depending on exactly
  how it connects to the watch case.

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Velcro and Nylon Sport Watch Bands

• Velcro and Nylon Sport Watch Bands are really
  great bands for people who are hard on their
  watches they're tough and also easy to take on
  and off because they are attached with Velcro. 
  These bands are even more convenient because they
  have no metal parts that touch you skin and they
  keep the watch case from your wrist making them
  great for people with metal allergies.  This
  style watch band is commonly found on Swiss army
  watches because of their style and strength.

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Nylon Watch Bands

• Nylon Watch Bands are highly versatile bands -
  they are incredibly easy to change and they come
  in a stunning variety of colors, styles and
  patterns making them the perfect watch band style
  for people who get tired of wearing the same
  watch band every day.

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