How to Shorten or Adjust a Metal Watch Bracelet in 5 Minutes!

In this video tutorial or guide I show you how to shorten or adjust a metal bracelet. The bracelet I demonstrate this on is the Seiko 5 SPRG27 bracelet. This type of metal watch bracelet is the basic "push pin" or "split pin" mechanism, found very commonly on all sorts of watches, for example some (but not all) Seiko, Orient, Certina, Tissot watches or pretty much any other watch manufacturer using steel metal bracelets. This kind of bracelet can be found on many (old and new) Seiko 5 models, such as the SRPG, SRPE and SRPD models. You just need some basic tool in order to remove or add links and that's it! I hope this video helps you shorten or adjust your watch bracelet to make it sit perfectly on your wrist!

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[Aaron-seqw]

The pin and collar bracelets are a pain, I lost 1 of the tiny collars as it fell into the carpet?? without realising the other out of my tweezers trying to insert back into the bracelet, both never to be found again.. In the end used a nato strap problem solved..