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Old 23 December 2014, 04:57 PM   #1
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Reference 1002 Oyster Perpetual - end link question

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I would like to know what the members' opinion is on the misalignment of this end link. Does the end link need to be adjusted? Leave it alone?

If it does need adjustment, any advice on how to adjust would be appreciated.

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Old 23 December 2014, 05:55 PM   #2
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Needs adjustment it's squashed down somehow.
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Old 23 December 2014, 07:16 PM   #3
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Needs adjustment it's squashed down somehow.
Can this be a home project, or do you think it needs a watchmaker's hand?

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Can this be a home project, or do you think it needs a watchmaker's hand?



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Can be done with pliers, spread them if you handy. Otherwise cheap fix at a watchmaker.
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Don't grab the links with pliers, spread it from the inside, you'll mar the nuts off of your end links if you grab and pull.
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Old 24 December 2014, 01:27 AM   #6
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Don't grab the links with pliers, spread it from the inside, you'll mar the nuts off of your end links if you grab and pull.
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Can be done with pliers, spread them if you handy. Otherwise cheap fix at a watchmaker.
Thanks. Would flat nose jeweler's pliers suffice?

Going to head to the arts and crafts store..
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