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Re: you are on the right track

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What timing! I have a SMP with a speedy bracelet. I'm waiting my Hirsch to arrive to swap out the bracelet.

Is it as hard to swap out the speedy bracelet? Will I need a special tool?

: Use the fork to compress the first end and
: apply pressure with the fingers of the hand
: holding the watch to the band so as to keep
: the pin from expanding back into the lug.
: Maintain that pressure while switching the
: fork to the other end of the pin and repeat
: the process there. The Omega ends are much
: tighter fitting than many others. The tool
: from Otto Frei is highly recommended.

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you are on the right track

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Yes, that's the trick to it...

Re: Yes, that's the trick to it...

Can't do it!!!!!

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