New - London 2.0 Vintage Watch | Silver

This London Vintage Watch in Silver features a precise quartz movement and a stylish, versatile design. 

London Vintage Watch by Inspo Jewellery
Materials & Specifications

• Material: Crafted from premium 316L stainless steel, offering exceptional durability with rust and corrosion resistance.

• Glass: Features a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating, ensuring superior clarity and lasting protection.

• Movement: Powered by a precise quartz movement for reliable, low-maintenance timekeeping.

• Water Resistance: Suitable for light splashes and brief submersion, such as handwashing, but not recommended for swimming or showering.

• Size: Elegant 25mm case diameter with an adjustable 21cm bracelet. Includes a link removal tool for a customised fit.

Simple 4-Step Guide to Remove Watch Links

1. Identify Which Links to Remove

• Place your watch on a clean, flat surface.

• Examine the bracelet carefully and decide which link(s) need to be removed for the perfect fit.

• For balance, it’s recommended to remove an equal number of links from each side of the clasp.

2. Prepare the Watch Link Removal Tool

• If not already assembled, insert the pointed end of the link removal tool into its handle.

• Adjust the tool so the pin aligns precisely with one of the bracelet’s link pins.

• Ensure the tool’s pin is positioned directly opposite the bracelet’s link pin.

3. Push Out the Link Pin

• Slowly and gently apply pressure to the tool, pushing the link pin out of the bracelet.

• Once the pin begins to move, carefully pull it out from the opposite side using your fingers or small pliers.

• If the pin is difficult to remove, apply steady, controlled pressure — avoid forcing it to prevent damage.

4. Reassemble the Watch Band

• After removing the required links, align the remaining links of the bracelet.

• Insert the pin back through the links in the reverse direction it was removed.

• Make sure the pin is securely in place and the links are properly aligned.

Extra Tips

• Work in a bright, well-lit space for better visibility of small components.

• Use a soft cloth or pad underneath the watch to prevent scratches.

• Be patient and gentle throughout to avoid damaging the bracelet or pins.

• If you’re unsure, seek professional help from a trusted jeweller.