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I'll let the pictures do some of the talking. Thanks for looking.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 8th, 2011 01:32 pm |
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William/Hammerfjord enabled me on my quest for some bracelets and here they are. I got 2 mesh bracelets for my Seiko FieldMaster and my Seiko Sumos. My Fieldmaster currently is on a 22mm mesh that I crimped with my fingers to fit the unusual 21mm lug widths of the case. But I thought maybe a more "liberal" mesh with a 20 to 20.5mm width would fit the FieldMaster better thus the purchase. The other bracelet is for my Pam 88, the GMT, whose high polished case will match the after market bracelet perfectly. I've seen a few Paneristis do this so I guess I wanted to do it too---switch from leather to steel. What I like about the bracelet is the curved lug width which effectively kills the unsightly gaps created when a straight edge bracelet's lug is used. I'll let the pictures do some of the talking. Thanks for looking.
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