Reply With QuoteA watch should be the least of your worries. Get yourself to A&E!
Any advice, not sure how to fix this strap?
A watch should be the least of your worries. Get yourself to A&E!
Sorry to hear this.
#lockdownproblems
Agreed, when I broke the strap on my helmet it was a terrible mess...Originally Posted by gcleminson
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
'Populism, the last refuge of a Tory scoundrel'.
First thread title that's had me crossing my legs, nice work, OP...
Nice to have made an impact.
Shame nobody actually knows how to fix my watch
Wait! Wut? There's a watch involved as well?Nice to have made an impact.
Shame nobody actually knows how to fix my watch
Eeeek! Run-away! Run-away!
Buy a new strap (bracelet)?Nice to have made an impact.
Shame nobody actually knows how to fix my watch
Fix: good luck - it's going to need soldering, brazing or welding - and thin pressed metal (clasp) does not like heat. Don't know if any of the resident watch-demanglers have the kit and experience? Me, I'd be looking for a replacement, but if it's original, my guess is ~unobtainium~... Soz, about as helpful as previous comments...
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