Bracelet pin

[Ranger 6]

Could the knowledgeable folks on here please tell me where I might find a pin for the bracelet on my watch. It's not a spring pin, it appears to be a two part one with a burred end which hold the folding bits (pardon the cr*p description) all the local places reach for the spring pins and then look dumb when it won't fit.

Ta

[Pesty]

does this pin hold the bracelet to the watch or is it a pin that holds the bracelet together?

[digger_R]

Doesn't sound like a description of a spring bar to me, the watch brand and model would help and an image should clear up the confusion fairly quickly. It sounds like your after a pin for a clasp but without a better description that's just guessing.

[Pesty]

I was thinking more like one of these

[Ranger 6]

No, that's a rawl pin(I think?) never seen one fitted to a watch.

The pin I'm talking about has two burred ends which hold the braclet together. It's two piece, one screws/fits into the other.

I'll take a picture and post it.

[Pupp]

Ranger 6 said:

No, that's a rawl pin(I think?) never seen one fitted to a watch.

The pin I'm talking about has two burred ends which hold the braclet together. It's two piece, one screws/fits into the other.

I'll take a picture and post it.

The pin in the pic is the style that Seiko use and I'd be keen to know where they can be sourced

[Pesty]

Pupp said:

The pin in the pic is the style that Seiko use and I'd be keen to know where they can be sourced

Yep a pin like that you will find in most watch bracelts. try here

http://www.cousinsuk.com/catalog/4/664/2001.aspx

[Ranger 6]

Brilliant Pesty, thanks. The very poor description I gave appears to be a pressure bar and rivet. http://www.cousinsuk.com/catalog/4/667/1998.aspx

I called in to one of the department store 'booths' at the weekend and a very good young lady fixed it FOC for me.