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Adjusting a QuickFit 22 or 26 Vented Titanium Bracelet

If you are adjusting your metal Garmin® watch band by adding or removing links, use the instructions below on how to add or remove a link to a QuickFit® watch band bracelet. If you need additional or replacement links for your vented titanium QuickFit 22 or QuickFit 26 bracelet, contact Product Support via the link at the bottom of this page.

IMPORTANT: Garmin recommends taking your watch to a jeweler or other professional to adjust the metal bracelet.

When adjusting the band, only the links closest to the clasp should be removed. The four outermost links (on each side of the band) are shaped differently and should not be removed. In the image below, the links that should not be removed are identified with a red X.

NOTE: Some titanium bands allow for micro adjustments located in the clasp of the band. For more information refer to the section below: Adjusting Other Titanium Bracelets .

Red Xes Over the Four Outermost Links on Both Sides of the Watch Band

To check if the vented titanium bracelet is compatible with your Garmin watch, refer to the "Compatible Devices" tabs on the following pages:

Remove the QuickFit Band

This step applies to QuickFit equipped watches, such as many of the fēnix® series watches and the MARQ® series watches. Check your watch's specifications tab on garmin.com to see if your watch is compatible with QuickFit watch bands.

For help on the Instinct see How to Replace the Garmin Instinct Watch Bands.

For other QuickFit compatible watches, refer to your in owner's manual and search "Changing the QuickFit Bands".

Adjusting Other Titanium Bracelets 

The following videos will give detailed steps to adjust the titanium bracelet.

Removing a Band Link

  1. Unscrew the threaded link pin.

  2. Remove the link pin and link.

    Example

    Unscrewing the Threaded Link Pin to Remove or Add a Band Link

Adding or Removing a Band Link

  1. Add another link or remove one from the band

  2. Align the link pin holes so the link pin can pass all the way through.

  3. Insert the link pin.

    NOTE: Link pins are the same size throughout the band.

  4. Screw in the pin until tight.

  5. Repeat steps 1-4 if necessary.

    Example

    Inserting and Tightening the Threaded Link Pin
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