Oysterflex sizing

[Drzoidberg72]

Simple question, does 2 x E equal a D + F ?
I have a D+F and find the clasp isn't central on the wrist

 

[Jossé]

For Clean’s Oysterflex:

 

[Feefo]

Each letter stands for a link on steel oyster. E.g. 4 links = D etc.

 

[Bez625]

Probably worth mentioning that sizing is slightly different on Yachtmaster and Daytona.

I think the idea is that you ideally want it off centre so the buckle doesnt make contact with desks etc, but I think D+F would be equivalent of E+E.

 

[Tiger4]

Each oysterflex letter represents size of one individual oyster bracelet link

D = 4 links per side
E = 5 links per side
F = 6 links per side
G= 7 links per side

E+E is equivalent in sizing as D+F. Either of those combinations will add to 10 links total. It’s just the position of the clasp that will change. E+E will shift the clasp position over one size towards the 12 o’clock section of the watch

It’s best to match the oysterflex lettering configuration to the number of links you currently have on each side of your oyster bracelet for the same fitment

(Note - One thing to check. Verify the 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock oysterflex section of the D+F wasn’t place on the opposite side which would cause the clasp to be off center)

 

[Drzoidberg72]

Each oysterflex letter represents size of one individual oyster bracelet link

D = 4 links per side
E = 5 links per side
F = 6 links per side
G= 7 links per side

E+E is equivalent in sizing as D+F. Either of those combinations will add to 10 links total. It’s just the position of the clasp that will change. E+E will shift the clasp position over one size towards the 12 o’clock section of the watch

It’s best to match the oysterflex lettering configuration to the number of links you currently have on each side of your oyster bracelet for the same fitment

(Note - One thing to check. Verify the 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock oysterflex section of the D+F wasn’t place on the opposite side which would cause the clasp to be off center)

Thanks mate, thats exactly what i needed to know

 

[strcgn]

Thanks for this guide