Headphone Ear Pad Removal Tool
Fits Wrist
How do I know if a Watch Strap will fit your wrist?
These measurements are the cirucmference size of wrist that this strap will fit when attached to your watch and done up using the provided strap connections. This can be worked our for your wrist by using a sewing tape to measure the cirucmerfence of your wrist just below your wrist bone.
Please note: this measurements are in Milimeteres (mm)
How to find our what model of Headphones you have?
Typically you can find your Headphones Name or Model/Serial Number in one of these locations below. Alternatively, you may find these on your Phone if the headphones are bluetooth connected or have an app.
What is the Watch Lug Width?
The Lug Width refers to the width of the watch where the watch strap attaches.
The Watch Strap is often the same as the Lug Width but not always, sometimes the strap of the width can vary to where it attaches to the watch (attaches to the Watch Lug)
In this instance, this watch strap will fit a watch with a lug width of
What is the Watch Strap Width?
The Watch Strap Width (also know as the Watch Buckle Width), which is the width of the strap at the buckle. While this is often the same as the Lug Width, it is not always the same. For this Watch Band, the Watch Strap Width is
What is the Total Watch Strap Length?
The Total Watch Strap Length refers to the total length of the Watch Strap (both pieces pictured above added together, ie Total Watch Strap Length = Short Part + Long Part) when butted together. This excludes the watch itself or where the buckle holes are, rather the total length of the phsyical strap itself.
This does not mean this is the size wrist this will fit.
What is the Watch Length?
The Watch Length (also known as the Case Size or Case Diameter) is the length of the watch itself from watch strap end to watch strap end (also known as Lug to Lug). This can be added to the openable watch size to work out the size strap needed to fit your wrist circumference.
Ear Pad removal tool handy for removing old Ear Pads for replacement.
Useful for many ear pads where they 'click' into the headphones.
