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It is clear you are not comfortable with the process of sizing the bracelet. Take it to an authorized Omega dealer. If you don't know what your doing you'll destroy the bracelet or possibly even the watch.
: i have tried to remove some of the bond braclet
: on my smp and have almost injured every bone
: in my hands. the link pin remover i have
: bought is a short one and will only push the
: pin in the braclet out so far. the rest i
: have to pull out with pliers. some of the
: pins do not want to come out!!! especially
: the half links. why did omega even put in
: half links anyway? i tried to contact the
: manufacturer about sending me a long pin for
: the link pin remover and was told that they
: do not make them anymore because they were
: easily broken. how do i get one if they
: dicontinued it? does anyone out there have a
: better way. i don't want anyone else to do
: it because they messed it up badly last
: time. the watch is very brand new.
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