sea dweller, where (which side) to add a new link ?

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good morning,

i am an omega fan, mostly flightmaster, but I have inherited the sea dweller watch from my father, and i am also more than happy

it's a 1995 model (will post pictures)

my concern is that at this moment the bracelet is a little tight for me, it is tight, and summer is being an intense thing, now it is at the maximum of the possible regulation, i will not need a lot of extra size, but

that is, I must add a link to the bracelet

the question is that now the clasp is very well centered in my wrist, so question is to know where I should add it so that the clasp remains centered,

this is in which of the two sides of the bracelet should I add the link, if i am not mistaken the possibility of adding a link on both sides is present

any help will be very welcome






some images of the new old friend...





 
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that is, I must add a link to the bracelet
the question is that now the clasp is very well centered in my wrist, so question is to know where I should add it so that the clasp remains centered,
I think you’ll want to add the link on this side of the bracelet:




This way, the extra length added will be taken in under the clasp when you fine tune the fit via micro adjustments. That should help you keep the clasp in the center 👍

That is a good looking piece!
 
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I think you’ll want to add the link on this side of the bracelet:




This way, the extra length added will be taken in under the clasp when you fine tune the fit via micro adjustments. That should help you keep the clasp in the center 👍

That is a good looking piece!

That’s how I would try it as well. Or just remove the bracelet and wear it on a NATO for the summer.
 
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I think you’ll want to add the link on this side of the bracelet:




This way, the extra length added will be taken in under the clasp when you fine tune the fit via micro adjustments. That should help you keep the clasp in the center 👍

That is a good looking piece!

thank you very much, it is a good advice,
I will give it a try
 
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That’s how I would try it as well. Or just remove the bracelet and wear it on a NATO for the summer.

I will consider the nato, thx
 
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That’s how I would try it as well. Or just remove the bracelet and wear it on a NATO for the summer.

where do you buy the natos?

is there any specific brand, place to buy ?
In Europe if possible…
Thanks
 
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I am crazy about straps and frequently change like almost daily on some pieces. But my Sea Dweller, no. The bracelet is perfect. I would also not like the extra height from a NATO. I leave my SD 16600 on the original bracelet.
 
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Generally the 12 o'clock side should be longer than the 6. Often considerably longer.

Ali
 
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I think you’ll want to add the link on this side of the bracelet:




This way, the extra length added will be taken in under the clasp when you fine tune the fit via micro adjustments. That should help you keep the clasp in the center 👍

That is a good looking piece!


So did it as you said, all worked well, used a microdab of loctite medium to Block the screws, now I can set the bracelet lenght for summer/winter
Thank you
 
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sah sah
I am crazy about straps and frequently change like almost daily on some pieces. But my Sea Dweller, no. The bracelet is perfect. I would also not like the extra height from a NATO. I leave my SD 16600 on the original bracelet.

My Sea Dweller is a 16660, very similar to yours and I agree. I've tried rubber, leather and even a Jubilee that came with my GMT. I like the Oyster best of all.