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Old 28 August 2020, 09:47 AM   #1
WatchNutcase
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Submariner 114060 glidelock big scare today

Temperatures are starting to drop over here in Canada and so my wrist has shrunk, so I played around with my glide lock clasp today and thought I broke it, I was freaking out for about 30 seconds.

I didn't realize that the glidelock has a bunch of mini notches inside and if you're not lined up on one the clasp doesn't close properly, or it half closes and then slides into place to fully close.

So anyone out there who is also just discovering your glidelock, make sure you line it up on a notch when you close it, dont force it closed if it's not lined up.
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