To answer your question, the best thing to do is make sure the horse is freshly groomed, then and only then dunk the hamster in a bin of feathers. Once you find a blue feather, that is the cue to rub the lugs of the watch against your toe.
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Hi all new here so not sure if I'm even posting in the correct section. With an oyster bracelet I have on a watch is it normal to be able to bend the links backwards with them catching slightly? [assume the centre links rub] I assume this is just due to tight tolerances. I'll try and show below on my photos so it makes more sense. I don't really wear bracelets up to this point but this is super comfy this one. The picture below shows what I mean just slightly resistance to do it.
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Arghh, not this guy again. Trolling another deleted thread. Some nerve.To answer your question, the best thing to do is make sure the horse is freshly groomed, then and only then dunk the hamster in a bin of feathers. Once you find a blue feather, that is the cue to rub the lugs of the watch against your toe.
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