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It's a job well done Mick but I personally prefer the ergonomic and 21st century-looking bracelet. Not into "retro" as you may have gathered. I know a number of our pals like the mesh.
Incidentally I resized your pictures as we have an 800x600 limit here. Anything bigger goes off some screens you see.
Have a nice day now and thanks for the pics
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ZIN
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Incidentally I resized your pictures as we have an 800x600 limit here. Anything bigger goes off some screens you see.
Have a nice day now and thanks for the pics
ZIN
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Wow. That PO Chrono looks superb on a mesh bracelet. Who'd have thought it?
Superb picture as well.
Great stuff Mick. Thanks for sharing.:thumbup:
Superb picture as well.
Great stuff Mick. Thanks for sharing.:thumbup:
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I think the mesh looks awesome on it. I don't really care for the PO bracelet. It's too curvy and "ergonomic" as Zin put it. It doesn't match the lugs as much as it should. Not that the mesh does either, but the mesh seems to make the watch 'sparkle.' Maybe it's just the photo.
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·Neat mod!
i got my ad to do it heard to many horror stories,but have a look at this. http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=126195&highlight=mesh
looks very nice:thumbup1:
is it easy to put on?
diver88
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I'm sorry Mr Mick, I've got a bad habit of dangling my modifiers or something like that:lol::lol:
I meant to say, is it easy to put it on your wrist and work the clasp?
I usually wear regular bracelets because they are quick and easy to use.
I'd be concerned actually buckling up might be a bit more difficult...:thumbup:
I did this yesterday too:lol::lol:
I assume you shot our Mr Triton, wonder if he'll be O.K.:thumbup::thumbup:
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