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11 April 2012, 03:00 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Real Name: Chris
Location: Wisconsin
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Finally found perfect bracelet fit (ez-link open)
After seven weeks of ownership, I finally found a perfect fit for my DJII. It stays above my wrist bone and rarely slides over my wrist bone on to my hand AND does not leave imprint marks on my wrist.
Unfortunately, the perfect fit involves my ez-link being in the open position. My perfect fit: removed one link, spring bar in middle of the three positions inside the clasp, and the ez-link open. I'm trying to figure out if there is any way for me to duplicate this to the millimeter with the ez-link closed. From what I've read in other posts each of my links is 10mm, the ez-link is 5mm, and the distance between spring bar options is 2mm. Therefore, If I were to close my ez-link i'd be at -5, then I'd add a link and be +5, I could then move my spring bar to the tightest position and I'd be at +3mm, which I've had this setting and it was too loose and easily slid over my wrist bone. Are there any other options? I know it seems silly to want to adjust my bracelet when I've found the perfect fit; however, I'd like to reserve the option of opening the ez-link if my wrist ever needed it in the middle of a hot, sticky day. Sub Question: Are there any negatives to wearing your ez-link open 100% of the time besides not being able to use it for it's intended purpose of temporary relief? I read a very old post of JJ's where he thought that wearing the ez-link open put more strain on the springbar. P.S. It's amazing how much of a difference 3mm makes in the fit of a watch bracelet!
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