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-[* black] With the bands being awfully similar to the ones from the Apple Watch (and some other smartwatches) we remove those first as well as four Torx screws on the back of the watch.
-[* black] A first peek inside reveals a packed back cover that’s carrying quite some stuff.
-[* black] We remove a metal bracket and pop off the connectors to have a closer view.
+[* black] Standard spring bar pins hold the fluoroelastomer straps in place, so we easily dispatch those as well as four Torx screws on the back of the watch.
+[* black] Our first peek inside reveals a back cover carrying a Li-ion battery and a few other notable travelers.
+[* black] A single metal bracket reveals the hidden cable connectors that we'll remove to get a closer view.