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Hello all. I recently acquired two (!) Swiss Army 25499 watches in an assortment of non-runners I purchased. I have managed to get one running pretty easily; the other will likely require a new movement. However, the issue is that neither one has a strap, and the strap configuration is a bit funky - originally a notched silicone/rubber strap. The notch is about 15mm, the outer band 23mm. Sourcing an original band for these is well-nigh impossible, as they haven't been produced since (I believe) 2009, and nothing else has the same band. (See image for original configuration) My question is, does anyone have a good suggestion as to what might be a source for a workable, decent-looking alternative? A 15mm strap is just going to be way too small (and likely uncomfortable); nobody seems to make a notched band in 15/23, and I'm not sure the angles in the case are quite 90 degrees, so fit would be fiddly. I have considered a bund strap, but can't even find one of these for 15mm lugs... Thanks for any ideas!

Hi all I am in need of a replacement for my watch. It's about the crown. Could someone please tell me where I can get it or buy it online? From already thank you very much Hola a todos Estoy necesitando un repuesto para mi reloj. Se trata de la corona. Alguien podría por favor decirme donde la puedo conseguir o comprar online? Desde ya muchas gracias https://www.joyeriapato.com/es/victorinox/reloj-victorinox-swiss-army-fieldforce-v241855.html

Greetings All, I hope this is not a silly question but I'd like to identify what tool(s) I might need to open this type of screw back watch case (see pic. below). This is an inexpensive Victorinox Swiss Army watch and I really don't want to spend $20-$25 at a Jeweler's to have the battery replaced. I know it's definitely not a snap/pop off case. Thanks, Klimi99

Hi everyone, I own a Victorinox which has a lose hand, it got deatached somehow, I think because of a small fall. Foyself a tool for opening the back of the case (I am really noob at this) but that is as far as I could go since I dont see any of the deataching levers shown in most of the tutorials on the internet. I attached images of the watch so you can point me which screw/lever/pin/whatever should be moved in order to remove the crown. If it is something very critical that could damage the clock I will take it to a specialized place, but I really would like to do it myself. Thanks, and greetings from Uruguay