ZF 15400 bracelet mod?

[Jei]

Hi, all

Just got my ZF 15400 and immediately fell in love! The main thing, which I at this point have no idea on how to fix, is a sharp edged bracelet. Anybody have a good way to fix this up somewhat - without having to ship it out to a modder?

 

[gilrob]

I've read that sanding just the edges helps.

 

[Copterguy]

Hi, all

Just got my ZF 15400 and immediately fell in love! The main thing, which I at this point have no idea on how to fix, is a sharp edged bracelet. Anybody have a good way to fix this up somewhat - without having to ship it out to a modder?

Here's one rather expensive option https://www.chrono24.com/audemarspi...m-to-fit-39mm-or-41mm-15400st--id17504877.htm
:hehehe:

 

[Jei]

Here's one rather expensive option https://www.chrono24.com/audemarspi...m-to-fit-39mm-or-41mm-15400st--id17504877.htm
:hehehe:

Exspensive, but the best one

 

[mech500]

Don’t put a re-polished gen bracelet on a fake watch. Chances are the dealer re brushed it himself, will look.

Nothing wrong with the rep bracelet. Ref my gen vs rep thread.

Gen has pretty sharp edges.

Don’t sand the corners unless you want it to look like a home made watch and not precision machined.


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[srhoque]

Get a fine grit sandpaper (available on Amazon) and gently sand the edges until the roughness goes away. I did the same on my ZF AP bracelets. Don't overdo it so as to modify the edges and take the even looks away. Bracelet will be much more comfortable after that.

This is the one I used.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0084LZYVC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[guybythelake]

I would not put any sandpaper near that bracelet. The lines on that bracelet is sharp and defined. Dont ruin it.