Breitling Strap/Bracelet Removal and Installation
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Breitling Strap/Bracelet Removal and Installation
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Thank you 😅 was losing my mind there, the first side was so easy. Separating the bracelet helps a ton also.
Still coming back to this video. Thanks!
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Breitling 24 - 20 mm Brown Leather Strap- amzn.to/35lYrU1
@Jacoby Louis ☝️🤡
@Asher Muhammad another 🤡
I was struggling to remove links from my Avenger 2 GMT. Your footage was really helpful. Thanks again.
Scott Burnett glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
@@AvgJoeWatchReviews thanks again my friend.👍
Excellent video this is just what I needed. Changing the strap on my beloved Superocean 2 42mm
Daniel Swift glad I could help. You could help me by subscribing. Thank you sir.
@@AvgJoeWatchReviews Subscribed. Keep the videos coming!
Daniel Swift thank you sir! Really appreciate that.
Thanks!
My pleasure sir!
Thank you so much for this review. I've always struggled to swap out Breitling bracelets
The Provincial Gentry you are so welcome my friend. Hope this video helped you.
You have just demonstrated perfectly how NOT to fit a metal bracelet to a watch. The method you use will cause damage to the lugs.
ivan kerr can’t wait to see your video on how to. Thanks for watching.
Great video 👍
Thanks bud. Appreciate that.
Thnks for this
Any time!
Trying to take off my strap. But I dont want to scratch the watch haha
How do you prefer the tool from cuffing the edge of the lug?
Should use tape to protect against
🙏🏽
WRONG!! Spring bars for leather & rubber bands are DIFFERENT to spring bars used for SS metal bracelets. It’s not “one type fits all”. You should have mentioned this as it’s important. Also removing the spring bar initially using the lug edge as a fulcrum as you showed, will eventually damage that edge. In addition, detailing the correct tool used in terms of brand and model number and whether you’re using “F” or “M” fork, is helpful. Your’s looks like it’s incurred damage to one side of the fork. This isn’t at all showing “best practice” in removing and reattaching bands.
David you should mention this on your new channel. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel.
@@AvgJoeWatchReviews I don't have a "channel" but you do need to provide correct information mate.
even a freaking $10,000 watch still uses this cheap flimsy pins to attach the strap?
What else would they use? What should they use?