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Originally Posted by rensupreme
So i was wondering if there are any ways to center the clasp onto my wrist?
Currently it sits like this...
and if i attempt to set the clasp centered to my wrist, the watch ends up sitting like this on the other side... (too far to the top)
Anyone else have this problem? Suggestions? |
Hideous....just hideous is say! First off, don't even try resolving this on your own, as it's really quite difficult to do without destroying at least 3 or 4 Oyster bracelets before you get the hang of it.
That said, you should leave it to a professional Size..er...uhm...ologist yeah Sizemologist that's it...that's the professional term for what people call me!
Anyway...I just love doing these kind of adjustmens so much that I do them for free! Uh, yeah...that's right just send it to me along with box and papers of course, so as I can verify that it's a completely original watch. And just know in your heart that I will take great care of it!
In all seriousness, Play around with different configurations until you find one that works for you, but I've never had a Rolex that the watch head wasn't riding slightly toward the wrist bone and the clasp wasn't slightly un-centered on. Just make it so it's comfortable to you!
