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Old 30 March 2011, 12:59 AM   #3
Paulie 50
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Originally Posted by seiko.citizen View Post
you can do your own adjustments on the clasp.

all you need is a steel pin strong enough to push down the spring.
I'm not sure where the pin comes into it, but if the Watch was bought new, there is a booklet dealing solely with the clasp.
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