Both my Speedy and SeMP’s bracelets are slightly too loose, instead of bring them to a jewelery repair shop to resize, I decided to DIY it. After a bit of research, I found Keith Downing’s recommendation on Bob Davis’ resizing tool, it looks super easy to use and with shipping it’s only $20 or so, so I ordered one and it came in today. Here’s a picture of the tool from Bob’s website.
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Andrew Ng - Internet technologist, entrepreneur and photographer. My passions are photography, fashion, music, piano, coffee (ristretto). I also like sports car and HPDE's, mechanical watches, fountain pens, and cool gadgets.
August 31, 2006
nice man… it’ll come in handy when the speedy reduced gets in.
btw, why did you go from screw bars to spring bars on the MM20? i don’t own one, or a panny, but i always liked the concept of screwbard (my fake panny has them.. heheh)
August 31, 2006
because the screws go loose all the time!! I actually lost one, and lucky the pin was so freaking long that I didn’t lose the watch!! I noticed screw missing when i was at a restaurant… Order screws from Ken Trading costs about the same as ordering the custom made springbars for the MM20 so I went with those instead.
btw the Reduced has deployment strap, very nice!