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24 November 2015, 04:35 AM | #1 |
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116719blro half link
Does anyone know if they make a half link for the 116719blro?
I've been losing a lot of weight lately (by choice) and I guess my wrists had some to lose as well. I can't seem to get the fit dialed in to the way I like it. Right now, I have a full link taken out, but I have the easy link extended. I like to have the option of extending the easy link for warm weather swelling, so I don't want to keep my band this way. Thanks.
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24 November 2015, 04:45 AM | #2 |
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There's officially no 1/2 link for 116719 bracelet 78209, but ref# 32-21027 initially made for 97209 (on Sub 116619) would fit if you can source one. |
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Thanks, I'll see if my AD can source one for me.
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The part number is: 32-20933
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Where is the micro adjustment set? Are you in the middle? If so, a change there might help.
Not the EasyLink. See below
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Mine is set on the outer most setting. See where yours is set. Mine is not a BLRO but a BLRNimage.jpg
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Micro adjust helped me obtain a perfect fit for my Explorer II
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Hope it's just what you need.
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My bad, I don't show the reference that attention that I should.
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I think the micro adjustment should get you where you want...if not, the WG sub half link is a good idea.
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After trying all the combinations of removing links and moving micro adjustment holes I sourced a Sub half link for my GMT and finally got the perfect fit. Granted, mine's a SS model so it was only like $100, and wasn't a huge deal if it didn't work out. I imagine the WG half link will be significantly more...but if it works it would be worth it.
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