Q&A for How to Change a Watch Band

To snugly fit a watch band without removing links, inspect the snap-down deployment buckle. On some watches, you'll notice small holes or dots along the side of the buckle, near the edge. These dots indicate the attachment points for the internal spring bar. To tighten the band, press the spring bar and shift the buckle inward toward the center. This action effectively reduces the length of the bracelet by the distance between the dots. Depending on the watch model, there may be some room for adjustment in this manner. However, the degree of adjustability varies depending on the specific watch design, and some may not even have this at all. In this case, I suggest bringing your watch to a watchmaker or a jewelry store for proper adjustments and maybe a new watch band that will fit you.

You can if you want to. It all comes down to personal preference.

Try to get a longer spring bar to fit it in. If the spring bar hole has been damaged, you can keep it in place after putting in the spring bar with a bit of hot glue.

Yes, they can fix any type of watch band. You just need to bring in the smart watch device.