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Old 16 December 2023, 09:22 PM   #1
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Then based on this, it sounds like even more the reason to just let AD handle it; unless you have the tools, know what you are supposed to do and have the dexderity to perform it.
Adjusting the bracelet size on a watch is well within the skill set possessed by many of us. I have done many with both cheap and well made tools. Honestly, a modern Rolex bracelet is easy compared to many other brands where you need more specialized tools or a higher degree of knowledge and dexterity. I wouldn't dream of taking a watch in to get it sized any more than I would take a flashlight back to the hardware store to have the batteries changed.

We all have to do what is within our capabilities, but just like enough time on the forum teaches you that the screws may have a thread locking compound applied (and how to loosen it), it also makes it clear that ADs often damage watches trying to do simple tasks. Most ADs don't have that old white haired master watchmaker you imagine sitting in the back. Chances are the sales associate who is as uncomfortable with tools as you are is the one doing the work.
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