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Hi all, I've just bought myself an Omeda Seamaster automatic ( the Bond one ) and am really pleased with it. I've only had it for 4 days but have noticed it keeps excellent time and the case and finish are A1... I do however have a slight problem...The bracelet was adjusted by my jeweller when I bought it but after wearing it for a day I realised that the bracelet was still a little too loose, I took it back and he took out one of the half links (think thats what you call em) but now the bracelet seems a fraction too tight especially when i'm warm. Other watches ive had before have had holes in the clasp for fine adjustment but as this watch has the extension in the clasp it doesn't have these holes. Does anybody have any ideas??? can you get a clap without the diver extension and with the holes?? or maybe after a few more days the bracelet will loosen up a bit?? it really is only a fraction too tight at the moment and like i said its only too tight when it's warm.. Thanks
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