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I am thrilled to have been able to help!
It would be a blast to see what others do with their bracelets. I like pics, too, Bigrusty - so these below are for you, good sir.
In the batch just purchased, I picked up a 20mm version for my Sumo watches. Here it is on the blue SBDC003.
I use these mesh bracelets on everything from a Zeno bullhead (takes a 22mm, had to squish the bottom to suit the curved bottom lug pin
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to an Ocean7 LM-7 (takes a 24mm):
and some time this week I should be able to show you what another 24mm Omega mesh looks like on my incoming black Orient 300m sat diver.
Silas, my wrist = just about the same, and I have to move the micro adjustment to somewhere between the last (longest) and the middle position of the clasp, so I know there is some up and down in measurements to play with. I expect that yours will be micro-adjusted to be perfect so long as the watch it is going on to is not over about 55mm lug to lug - because at that point, it is starting to look like the watch is about to overtake your wrist anyway!! More seriously, mate - I suggest that you will be fine with this one adjusted to suit. Very rarely are the stock bracelets too long! Those with longer wrists ordered the extension piece, too, and it would be nice to see the end result on their watches when they get the time to take a pic or two.
As mentioned earlier, I do not get many "deals" here in Australia - but I am dead-set thrilled that you guys like those you have received, and I hope that those of you still to receive them get the same buzz!
It is always a pleasure to do something nice for the fine folk of 3T!
Glad that you appreciate the deal - I hope they bring many years of joyful wear in good health, and a little bit of retro-looking good fun to sspecial watches in your respective collections.
Cheers- IanM
