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Short of going to a jeweler is there anyway to remove back of ss/18K constellation ladies watch with leather band? I am trying and trying to get info on it but am at a loss w/o these #'s. It was a present to me in the early 90's and there is a clear sticker on the back with #'s 31578913 (or it might be 81578913 - 1st # hard to read)...the # 30 under two wave symbols, and an S within a circle and 18k (assuming 18k and stainless steel). The back has on observatory with stars above it...which I'm sure is standard on constellations...any suggestions?
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