@The Father - have you tried using a flat nosed small pliers wrapped in electrical tape to try to bend those ends down? They seem to be angled up and bringing them back down could make for a better fit at the case. Since it would be pushing the endlinks back towards the bracelet, using a pair of fine needle nose or even a pic to elongate the rings inside the endlink wild help sit it further back (as it seems the lugs are a bit shallow for the endlinks). I have had success tweaking like this, sometimes not.
The long endlink/ short lug is usually why people struggle to get the spring bars to fit, even though they may seem to fit the case profile well when dry-fitting. It’s the position of the rings inside the endlinks in relation to the holes in the lugs. Slightly “stretching” those ring to be more oblong will give more distance between where the endlinks meet the case and where the spring bar slides through the endlink/last rings on the bracelet
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