Bending end links to fit new cases

Please be aware that the following guide is intended only for those who want to mod our bracelets to fit other watches.  We do not necessarily recommend doing this, and you will not have to do any modification to fit one of our bracelets onto the advertised model.

It's always exciting when a customer lets me know that one of my bracelets fits a new watch.  Sometimes the bracelet will fit the case radius perfectly and align with the spring bar holes with a nice tight fit between the end links and case.  Occasionally, though, you will need to do some light modifications to make it work.

Below you'll find one of the most common mods needed to get your Uncle Seiko bracelets on the wrist where they belong.  

Bend the end links

This is the most common mod needed to get various bracelets working, and it's a good place to start because it's easy to undo without messing anything up.  Essentially, you will just be bending the "tabs" on the end links to widen or narrow the space between the tab and the top of the link.  This will allow the end links to fit tightly with larger or smaller watches.

Below is a very quick tutorial on how to do this.