YouTube is your friend here, use it. As has been pointed out there are only a couple different types of pins holding watch bracelet links together, both are clearly illustrated in a dozen different YouTube videos. Just search for watch link removal.
Just make sure that what appear to be screws aren't the ends of split pins that require pushing out...there are usually arrows showing the direction to push on the backs of the links.
Although these look like screws, they are the ends of the split pins holding the links on this Citizen bracelet...
There are arrows on the backs of the links to show which direction to push.
This is the split pin removed...
A simple bracelet / springbar tool will do this.
Screws are usually larger, (top) compared to pins and are more often found on expensive bracelets.
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