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Another one....watchnapped! SBGR025
Been a while since I wore this one and was looking for it. Then I realized today that it had been resized like my AP15450.
It does look better on my wife's wrist though ;-)
Likewise - tricky to get a Grand Seiko back when it's on a bracelet
My wife has done the same snatch and resize trick on this Grand Seiko, known as SBGF009
So I can't wear it anymore. She's away for 2 days - maybe if I put it on a strap??
She's never touched my SBGR025! Here, so you can see what you've handed over, on a brown strap:
Cazalea
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2016-07-12 07:29:06
So I can't wear it anymore. She's away for 2 days - maybe if I put it on a strap??
She's never touched my SBGR025! Here, so you can see what you've handed over, on a brown strap:
Cazalea
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2016-07-12 07:29:06
Didn't quite work for me.
I had mine on a brown strap as well, but she somehow managed to get the bracelet fixed instead at the GS AD.
In a way, I'm glad she has started to appreciate the craftsmanship and hobby and on the plus side, I still have the strap and can easily swap it back when she's not looking ;-)
Don't change the strap; Swap the wife!
The lucky stars must have been shining in my firmament.
The current Mrs MTF does NOT like bracelets on watches so we have mostly pin buckle on leather or rubber straps to share.
Deployant buckles are only used if they are quick-adjusting for size. The Cartier ones are particularly good for infinite sizing.
This does not mean that the current Mrs MTF does not like gold and platinum bracelets as jewellery :-(
Regards,
MTF