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  1. Nov 19, 2014, 12:38 PM #11
    mikeylacroix
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    can't do pics..?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikeylacroix View Post
    can't do pics..?
    Well, I'd have to remove the bracelet to show anything, and I suspect it would take some effort to wrestle it back on, so I'll probably wait until I have time to take it to my jeweler (not the guy who did this) in case I have trouble getting it back on. Or when I want to wear it on a strap for a while. When I do that, I'll take pics.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dbakiva View Post
    No. Apparently the lug holes were just slightly off on one side. Nothing at all is perceptible with the bracelet on.
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