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How to Size a Folded Link Bracelet - Watch and Learn #16

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How to Size a Folded Link Bracelet - Watch and Learn #16

2,633,977 views October 25, 2017 7:44

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In brief

Adjust the size of a folded-link bracelet yourself to fit your wrist perfectly, using basic tools you likely already own. This tutorial covers the process for common lower-cost watches like Seiko 5s or Orient 3-stars, saving time and money.

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In today's video, we finish up our 3 part series on sizing watch bracelets. We will tackle the folded link bracelet that is popular on so many Seiko 5's, Orient 3-stars, and in general most lower cost bracelet watches.

With just a bit of know how and some simple tools you probably already have, you can save a trip to the jewelry store, save a few bucks, and make simple bracelet adjustments on your own.

We recommend this tool kit for all simple repairs: longislandwatch.com/Watch_Tool_Kit_p/tsa7003.htm

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Long Island Watch published this 7:44 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 2,633,977 times on YouTube.

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