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I was afraid that might be the answer :(
Any idea what a watch pro would do / what the proper equipment actually is? Do they typically drill them out?
A friend of mine did that with a watch of his a couple years back and he brought it to me and it was over my head. We took it to watch shop and the fella drilled it out. And changed the lug holes from 1.2mm to 1.5mm and all was good. If I recall it cost him like $30 for the job. We went to eat came back and it was done.;)