1450 Bracelet Questions

So I recently got a hold of one of my grails, a birth-year Moonwatch Apollo XI 20th Anniversary edition. It comes with the ever-popular 1450 bracelet, in pretty good condition. It fits me perfectly, and is super comfortable, but has one small problem, the clasp isn't centered.


I can see two solutions to this:
1. Move the microadjust to the leftmost opening (loosening it), the remove a link or two from the right (6 o'clock). I don't like this solution as it makes the micro-adjust less useful, since it can't go looser without adding the links back.
2. Move one or two links from the right side (6 o'clock) to the left side (12 o'clock).

My question is about no 2. Is it even possible? Given the taper of the bracelet, it looks tricky to align everything. Is it something that I, someone only armed with a simple springbar tool, can do?

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Thanks guys!

Definitely a good point. Thankfully, my wrist is pretty symmetrical, and the clasp being centered is pretty-close to being centered on my wrist.

Thanks! Good images. To re-attach the links to the other side, do I push them through the same direction, in the direction of the arrow?

I gave it a shot, and it's trickier than I thought. First, it actually made more sense on mine to push them opposite the arrows to remove them. I wonder if somebody put the pins in backwards at one point. Anyway, I see how they only go one way. Second, not all links/pins are removable. Third, the end links (half-links?) on each side can't be moved. On one side is the quick-release pin, on the other is the microadjust pin. Finally, I'm not too experienced at this, and worried I'll damage the pins or the bracelet.

This is like a puzzle. I'm thinking I can remove pins 1 and 2, and remove those two full links, then reconnect 1 and 2. Then remove the hidden pin at 3 (the one connecting the microadjust link to the rest of the bracelet). And finally connect the two links to pin 3 and the microadjust link.
Here's my terrible MS paint plan.



... alternatively I could just ask a watchmaker to do it. This thing needs a service and a light polish anyway.

Thanks. I'll give it a try