slow_mo
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cannot .. no part time pay so well![]()
I’m sure you can!

Must work part time to pay for this... have a great PH!!!
cannot .. no part time pay so well![]()

This one from Aliexpress is pretty good for a low end one.
Of course other more expensive ones may do the job better but I’ve found it’s also skill and experience that plays an important role.
For tight bracelets, just use thumb tacks to remove.
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I’m sure you can!
Must work part time to pay for this... have a great PH!!!
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You need to shove your strap to one side. The trouble with screw drivers is that without the fork, it’s hard to control so there’s a tendency to slip and totally scratch the case up. That said, no method is failsafe la. Just personal preference. Our dear Mr Goh uses an iphone style push pin btw (the one you use to change SIM card)..I tried these but still light scratch my watch cause strap too snug. Due to my sucky ability, i found that using those flat head screw driver, those mini ones work best for me.
You need to shove your strap to one side. The trouble with screw drivers is that without the fork, it’s hard to control so there’s a tendency to slip and totally scratch the case up. That said, no method is failsafe la. Just personal preference. Our dear Mr Goh uses an iphone style push pin btw (the one you use to change SIM card)..
I’m sure you can!![]()
For watches with lug holes, can use SIM card push pin. Else I use my trusty Bergeon spring bar tool.
Like the Casio G-Shock SS bracelet. It uses spring bar to connect all the links.
Tried the prototype at boutique. Retail 9400.
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I was staring this for 6 seconds wondering what time is it. Dial not easy to read.![]()

that one ish sell backside, kidney and blood also cannot afford.. can only ssrr ..
First time posting a picture... let me try (ok never mind dunno how to embed haha)
My watch that no body loves - on a newly fixed rubber b
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