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Step 4Shear
Remove the segment by sliding the segment out of the watch band in a straight shearing motion. If your band doesn't separate easily, revisit step 3 to ensure you have bent enough cartridge tabs back to allow the staple to be removed.
Final symmetry is important for reassembly. Pay close attention to how this segment comes apart from the band. Remember, you have to splice the band back together! You must have an outer spring cartridge and an inner spring cartridge remaining on your watch band. If you have two outer cartridges, they will butt next to each other and not overlap properly.
If the pieces do not fit back together, reassemble one side, bend the tab closed, and revisit step 3 bending the tab adjacent to the one you did before. See picture below for further details.
Final symmetry is important for reassembly. Pay close attention to how this segment comes apart from the band. Remember, you have to splice the band back together! You must have an outer spring cartridge and an inner spring cartridge remaining on your watch band. If you have two outer cartridges, they will butt next to each other and not overlap properly.
If the pieces do not fit back together, reassemble one side, bend the tab closed, and revisit step 3 bending the tab adjacent to the one you did before. See picture below for further details.
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