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Yes, I see now that it's cracked but wasn't sure if you were just referring to the split opposite it. -
Yeah, it’s definitely cracked. I could probably glue it, but more trouble than it’s worth. A new one is £14. -
By watchweasol · Posted
Hi in the video notice the copper coloured coil do not touch it with the screw driver keep it covered with your gloved finger to avoid damage, it’s too easily clipped and destroyed the bracelet is best opened up flat so as not to get in the way. It only hinders your work. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Having the bracelet in the way would drive me mad. -
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