Milgauss Questions

[rulessapt]

1. When you buy a new Milgauss 116400, how many links should the bracelet have, or are links supplied separately to fit beyond a certain sized wrist?

2.What is the size/number of the Bergeon tool for removing the spring pins to detach the bracelet?

Thanks, I appreciate your patience.

[sleddog]

The current Milgauss comes with 13 links factory from the AD. Your AD should accommodate you for an extra link or two should you require the extra size for a larger wrist!!
The Bergeon #6825-PF (Fine tip) works well for most!!

Good to see a Tasmanian posting Richard....There's not to many on the boards from your location!! Possibly less than you can count on one hand....
Is there even a Rolex AD in Tasmania???
When I was there 3 years ago, I couldn't find any decent watch shopping time..

[rulessapt]

Thanks Rob,
Yep, I'm probably the only one. Tassie isn't that well known for its population of WIS or TRFers. Someone has to shine the light so I'm trying my best.
Rolex AD, in Hobart, in Tassie. Surely you jest. Couple of Seiko and Citizen jewelers who know how to change a battery. A couple more watch repairers who are okay but I wouldn't be likely to entrust the current crop.

It will be off to the 'bay for a Bergeon I guess, unless there is a recommended place?

Good thing we have MONA(Museum of Old and New Art) and some other attractions, fine foods and wines, antique shops, wilderness and scenery galore.

Cheers
Richard

[sleddog]

Originally Posted by rulessapt

Thanks Rob,
Yep, I'm probably the only one. Tassie isn't that well known for its population of WIS or TRFers. Someone has to shine the light so I'm trying my best.
Rolex AD, in Hobart, in Tassie. Surely you jest. Couple of Seiko and Citizen jewelers who know how to change a battery. A couple more watch repairers who are okay but I wouldn't be likely to entrust the current crop.

It will be off to the 'bay for a Bergeon I guess, unless there is a recommended place?

Good thing we have MONA(Museum of Old and New Art) and some other attractions, fine foods and wines, antique shops, wilderness and scenery galore.

Cheers
Richard

I did, and was.......It felt like I was lost, as in almost all major centers, there's always a Rolex affiliation!!!
Don't get me wrong, we had a great time in Tassie, as there was so much to see and little time to do it.

Keep up the far south Aussie fold Richard!