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Old 13 September 2017, 10:18 AM   #1
southtexas
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How I lost my Red Sub; a cautionary tale

Ok so I didn't really lose it; it snapped off my wrist while I was coaching little league soccer tonight.

I had been noticing the link which connects the last link to the clasp was worn thin. Tonight, it finally gave out. See pics. Luckily, I was standing in a grassy field and I noticed it slip off...it just fell right off my wrist.

It goes to show that, although these are made to be worn, the parts wear and will fail. Stay safe out there.





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