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Yes, it is the direction for the pins (more)

In Response To: arrows on the bracelet ()

: What are the arrows on the inside of the
: bracelet links for? (I have the mid size
: Seamaster Pro). My suspicion is that it has
: to do with the direction the link pins
: should be driven in (or out).

You are correct! That is the direction that the pins should be driven out of the link. There is some debate over whether the pins should be replaced in the same or opposite direction.

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Yes, it is the direction for the pins (more)

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