So after my bracelet broke on my Ceramic Chrono I ordered a few bits to try to swap to a strap.
Previous post with how to remove bracelet ect.
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What I ordered from Ali X (that didn't work well)
The case of the Ceramic is unlike the steel ones.
Steel cases have threads in the side to screw in some short screws to hold the plots in place.
The ceramic case uses a straight pin, with tiny hollow tubes to create friction.
To remove the bracelet you gently hammer the pin out from either direction. I found hammering it on a block worked to get it started but after that hammering on it while the watch was in my hand was adequate and I think lowered the risk of chipping anything.
Once the punch was about to bottom out I switched to a small drill bit. Pulling with pliars could work but I worry puts sideways pressure on the case and could cause a chip.
This is a JF plot from a 41mm 15400
The hole in the plot is too small to fit the fatter bar that is from the ceramic case.
You could use 3.5mm plots
This is the wrong 4.5mm plot from a diver
JF rose gold plot compared to cheap AliX press black plot.
Previous post with how to remove bracelet ect.
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What I ordered from Ali X (that didn't work well)


The case of the Ceramic is unlike the steel ones.
Steel cases have threads in the side to screw in some short screws to hold the plots in place.
The ceramic case uses a straight pin, with tiny hollow tubes to create friction.
To remove the bracelet you gently hammer the pin out from either direction. I found hammering it on a block worked to get it started but after that hammering on it while the watch was in my hand was adequate and I think lowered the risk of chipping anything.
Once the punch was about to bottom out I switched to a small drill bit. Pulling with pliars could work but I worry puts sideways pressure on the case and could cause a chip.


This is a JF plot from a 41mm 15400
The hole in the plot is too small to fit the fatter bar that is from the ceramic case.

You could use 3.5mm plots

This is the wrong 4.5mm plot from a diver

JF rose gold plot compared to cheap AliX press black plot.
