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Old 24 October 2013, 02:49 AM   #1
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Icon3 How to change your Panerai deployment strap the easy way...Tips and tricks

I thought I would pass along some not so well known tip on changing your strap on your Panerai deployment.
This should take you about a minute. You will need some scotch tape or blue painters tape. Just dont use Duck, Electrical or Gorilla tape.

The idea is to apply a tape tale about 1" to use as a guide to thread either a leather or rubber strap through the deployment buckle.



Remove 3" of tape and wrap it around the end of your strap leaving a 1" tail of tape.




Slide tail of tape through the deployment buckle.


You must pull the tape tail while pushing the strap up and over.



The tape should help the tiger teeth of the buckle slide easily up and over the strap. You need to slightly bend the strap as you feed it through the deployment buckle.









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Old 24 October 2013, 03:10 AM   #2
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good tip
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Old 24 October 2013, 03:37 AM   #3
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Many thanks for the tip :)
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Old 24 October 2013, 05:22 AM   #4
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Good one, thanks.
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Old 24 October 2013, 07:10 AM   #5
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Nice!

I remember it being tricky at first threading the strap, but, it gets easier.
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Old 24 October 2013, 08:34 AM   #6
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Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
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Great tip. Like Cru said, you get better at it with time. However, I'm always scared to death of losing that tiny screw.
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Notice the big black pad in my pics. I always use it for anything with my watches. The worst thing you could do is take that little screw out on a hard surface like a dest. It will bounce and slide off. I learned my lesson years ago disassembling my guns. I have a designated take down pad for all my mechanical items with little parts.

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Great tip. Like Cru said, you get better at it with time. However, I'm always scared to death of losing that tiny screw.
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