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Thanks Mike! It worked like a charm. I would never have figured that out on my own.
: You do not need any special tools.
: Hold the bracelet (the side that connects to the 2 o'clock and
: 10 o'clock lugs) between your thumb and index finger near
: the clasp and gently pull up on the side of the clasp
: opposite the engraving. It should open right up.
: Make sure when you go to close the expansion part of the clasp
: that you get the flange underneath the bar inside the
: clasp. See item #8 in the Seamaster FAQ for a photo of
: incorrect and correct versions of closing the clasp.
: Enjoy...
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