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Silly question on speedmaster bracelet
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Canuck
·Bear in mind that the shape of your wrist changes as you rotate your fist. With the buckle centred with your arm in a relaxed position, it may no longer be centred once you twist your arm.
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nonuffinkbloke
·Well for comparison here's a shot of my old Dad's early 1970's 1171/633. I'm pretty sure the clasp used to be roughly central, but not exactly central since it was adusted for me.
It's sitting in draw now... Speedmasterless.🙁
It's sitting in draw now... Speedmasterless.🙁
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·Well for comparison here's a shot of my old Dad's early 1970's 1171/633. I'm pretty sure the clasp used to be roughly central, but not exactly central since it was adusted for me.
It's sitting in draw now... Speedmasterless.🙁
I'm sure u will find one soon to match that bracelet
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winndixie
·Hi OF
Firstly thanks for the selflessness sharing of knowledge by all the members here that I was able to learn a thing or two on vintage watches ( slow learner here) .
I got my birthyear speedmaster ( based on Ilovemyspeedmaster, not EOA), and I'm happy with the watch.
However I noticed something may be wrong with the bracelet. It is a 1171 with trapezoid logo and 633 end links.
When I wear the watch, I noticed the clasp is not center, I think pictures may explain it better.
Isn't the clasp suppose to be in the center as well?
Is there something wrong with the bracelet ? Or the links are not balanced between both sides of the bracelet?
Is it a minor issue or can it be fixed easily?
My apology for the silly question.
Thanks once again to all OF members .
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