Be sure the diver's extension is closed properly..
I had the same problem until I read on this website about the proper way of closing the diver's extension. If the end of the diver's extension is not tucked UNDER the small cross pin, the clasp will then not close completely. It will then open when it isn't supposed to open.
Check the trouble shooting section on the Chronocentric website and you will see a picture that shows what a properly closed diver's extension looks like.
: I have a 253180 for a month now and I just
: discovered something disburbing about the
: bamd.I kinda baby my watch and stuff but the
: other day the band just sprung open as i had
: my wrist bent to grab something.I alomost
: dropped the watch!!
: On careful examination i found that it takes me
: the same if not less effort to pull the
: clasp out without pushing the two buttons on
: both sides of the clasp than to pull the
: diver extention part of the band once the
: clasp was off!Try it.
: Pulling the clasp off is much easier than you
: think without pressing both the
: buttons.Sometimes easier than the diver's
: extention side.
: Is my clasp normal or defective?I dont have a
: peace of mind and confidence in the band
: anymore .
: What advice do you people have on this?Has this
: happened to anyone else?
: Thanks in advance,
: Kelvin
: sorry for the run on sentences..Im in a rush!
