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Andrescantur
路So its been a while, I have had this issue since the beginning, i don't know if I should bend them? Anyone have a similar issue?.
Endlinks too loose? Anyone?
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SkunkPrince
路Yes, fit those properly, please. 馃榿
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janice&fred
路Even though one would think it's an easy fix, loose and ill-fitting end links can sometimes involve quite a bit of geometry and getting them to match up to the case is not always an easy task. Merely bending them where one would suppose is needed doesn't always work and could make the fit worse. Sometimes I have given up and let a pro like an experienced watchmaker deal with it.
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SkunkPrince
路Sometimes I have given up and let a pro like an experienced watchmaker deal with it.
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M'Bob
路Probably depends on the particular end-link. The number 6鈥檚/516鈥檚 are so malleable that bending them back for a better fit is simple for someone even with all thumbs.
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Yomega
路Sometimes it is the first link that actually grabs the springbar going loose. It was the case on my 1040 bricks bracelet for a c case connie so might be worth checking that too.
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cristos71
路Even though one would think it's an easy fix, loose and ill-fitting end links can sometimes involve quite a bit of geometry and getting them to match up to the case is not always an easy task. Merely bending them where one would suppose is needed doesn't always work and could make the fit worse. Sometimes I have given up and let a pro like an experienced watchmaker deal with it.
Totally agree with you here, before Corona ill fitting endlinks were one of life's irritations.
Sometimes what one would think an obvious tweak works wonders and other times it just makes the situation progressively worse.
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