!! 1st time adjusting jubilee bracelet !!

[NSTNS]

This will be the first time that I adjust a watch bracelet!
I bought a precision screwdrivers set for less then 2$

Can u guys please help me out please and give me some instructions.
Here some pictures of the bracelet,

Kind regards,

NSTNS

 

[Rainsick33]

Grab the flathead that fits and unscrew the desire links. After that you screw back the links and try to fit your wrist. If don't work you repeat. No need for in dept tutorial.

 

[NSTNS]

Grab the flathead that fits and unscrew the desire links. After that you screw back the links and try to fit your wrist. If don't work you repeat. No need for in dept tutorial.

Thank you for the fast reply! "desire link" wich one is the desire link?

 

[idinwo01]

Take out the ones closest to the clasp, and alternate which side you take them from until it fits good. You can take off all the bracelet extensions if you need to

 

[sub4me]

Hes just saying take out a link or two and see if it fits you. These are very easy to size and I'm sure you will have no trouble.

 

[NSTNS]

Ok I will give it a try I will update with pictures later on.

 

[sub4me]

Give us some pics of the dial also (if you want), which TD you bought from, and how you like the watch.

 

[Rainsick33]

Yep what sub said.

 

[levelmanroger]

You'll notice that on one side of the clasp you have 4 links held together by screws. 3 on the other side of the clasp.
Simply unscrew and remove the desired number of links, then screw the remaining back together.
Try to remove equal numbers from each side of the clasp to keep the clasp centered under your wrist.
Rolex is the easiest bracelet to size.


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[NSTNS]

Thank you guys again for the info! My td+watch review will be posted tomorrow with HQ pics.

:cheers:

Ps: it's a date-just II from Silix (highly recommendable TD)

 

[NSTNS]

Jezus christ. The 1.2mm doesn't fit I need smaller ones F*ck!!!

 

[woof*]

If your going to be into watches for the long haul, a good set of watchmaker screwdrivers are worth the investment. You will use them at minimum everytime you get a new watch to resize. One of the dealers here, Offshore... sells a great product for small money.

 

[NSTNS]

If your going to be into watches for the long haul, a good set of watchmaker screwdrivers are worth the investment. You will use them at minimum everytime you get a new watch to resize. One of the dealers here, Offshore... sells a great product for small money.

Thank you for the advise. I will buy a good set in the future for sure

 

[woof*]

Have a look here, this is his site
http://watchbitz.com.au/shop/index.php?_a=viewCat&catId=15

 

[NSTNS]

Have a look here, this is his site
http://watchbitz.com.au/shop/index.php?_a=viewCat&catId=15

Thanks a lot mate! Good stuff for a good price.

 

[Wacker23]

Thanks woof didnt know that.

 

[NSTNS]

Mission accomplished! Thanks guys

 

[woof*]

Well done!

 

[NSTNS]

Well done!

was so easy lol... I worried too much :lolcina: here a link to the picture review I made > http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/date-just-ii-108473?t=108473

 

[levelmanroger]

Excellent!!



Except.... It appears you removed all the links from the same side of the bracelet. Is the clasp now on the side of your wrist instead of the bottom?


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