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  1. Pazzo Oct 21, 2020

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    Longbow - Looks like a dive extension as used on the Rolex Sub would help with that problem.


    Yes, that might even do the job.
     
  2. steffe Oct 25, 2020

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    Not only for speedies :)
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  3. Gav1967 Tend not to fret too much Oct 25, 2020

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  4. SurvivingJoe Oct 25, 2020

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    Speedyorite on Forstner Flatlink.
     
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  5. base615 Oct 26, 2020

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    Mine has to be between bone and hand to be comfortable and look decent. Every time I see anyone wearing it the other side of the wrist bone, it looks stupid and on me it would give me numb fingers if it was tight enough to stay in place.

    Edit: Does this not look ridiculous, halfway up the arm?
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    Vs this:
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  6. crumbsnatcher74 Oct 26, 2020

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    @Forstnerbands when are expecting the brush/polish flat link 19mm to be back in stock?
     
  7. SkunkPrince Oct 26, 2020

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    No, because it's not and many (most?) of us wear a watch that way.
     
  8. Forstnerbands Oct 27, 2020

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    Looking like mid-November, sorry for the inconvenience!
     
  9. TexOmega Oct 28, 2020

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    Yes, tingle finger is a malady I avoid.
     
  10. Pazzo Oct 28, 2020

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    No. It actually looks correct to me. ... :)
     
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  11. Rman Oct 28, 2020

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    No, not at all. Most folks like the watch snug —- above the wrist bone.

    If you flex your wrist and it’s leveraging pressure on the watch bracelet you’re probably damaging it... I believe @Archer has elaborated on this in days of yore and his opinion about low riders.
     
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  12. base615 Oct 29, 2020

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    Looks stupid to me, and massively uncomfortable :)
     
  13. base615 Oct 29, 2020

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    I would always have my bracelet / strap loose enough that I could get at least a finger between it and my wrist. Flexing has no effect on it.

    Can't stand it being snug. If I have it snug enough to not move, I get no feeling in my hand and my skin on my wrist gets irritated requiring me to take the watch off and not be able to stand wearing one for 2 or 3 days until it calms down.
     
  14. Pazzo Oct 29, 2020

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    Ah, that's another story!
    Then, do what works best for you. ... :)
     
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  15. lax101 Nov 13, 2020

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    Has anyone tried the 19mm flat link on an older, straight lug pre-moon reference (eg, 105.002, 105.003, Ed White, etc.)? I know that the 19mm flat link fits the FOIS references from a few years ago, but didn’t know if that case is identical to the pre-moon straight lug references.
     
  16. NikolShep Nov 13, 2020

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    Just got this recently and did not expect the bracelet to accommodate my 22-mm Tudor. Feels strong, but very light. IMG_20201113_231526.jpg IMG_20201113_231435.jpg

    Edit: forgot to say that it is very comfortable and is certainly a great bracelet to have.
     
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  17. smuggled_sheep Nov 19, 2020

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    Fits the watch nicely sir. Is this the newer 18mm wide or the original 16mm?
     
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  18. NikolShep Nov 21, 2020

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    Thank you. That is the older version (16mm) and I am loving it! I think I will try a newer version, too.
     
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  19. Ultraslan82 Nov 22, 2020

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    Now that the forstner flat link is out, does anyone know how tight the fit is? Planning to buy one for my FOIS, but worried about possible scratches on the lug and case.
     
  20. Pazzo Nov 22, 2020

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    If you're that worried, go for a strap instead.
    Metal against metal, there's always a possibility that some marks are left, tight fit or not.
     
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