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Thanks, Spirit. I didn't know about the Comfort Link so I will check this. I also found this site that has pictures although it is from a gen I'm pretty sure - [url=http://oohlins.blogspot.com/2007/06/rolex-series-6-quick-adjustment-link.html]. My bracelet is in the leftmost position in the clasp instead of the right side as shown in the photos. I also do not have the slots in the end of my bracelet. (Sorry, can't get that hyperlink to work there.)

There are the slots in the clasp to move but if you move that end then the clasp doesn't work. It seems like I should be able to move the bracelet in the clasp but there's no way to do that from what I can tell. I have a sub that has holes in the sides of the clasp to make this adjustment - none on this one though.

Just removing links leaves the watch either too loose or too tight on my wrist so I need a way to do a finer adjustment. I'm not aware of any half links available so there must be some way to size the existing bracelet. The only way I can see to make this adjustment is to move the attach point in the clasp. However, there isn't a slot or any visible way to release the pin there. There must be some way...

Just wanted to say 'hi' and thank everyone for the great info. On the 19th, I ordered a Rolex Sub (Asian) and for the wife, a Cartier Roadster from Andrew based on my research here. I've always wanted a Sub and although my wife doesn't really care about watches the Roadster seemed to be a solid choice that I may use for her Christmas present. One curious thing though is that the transaction flagged the fraud department for my credit card. Hopefully no issues there as I had to authorize the release of funds. Everything I could find on the site has Andrew as a stand-up guy so I'm not too concerned. I've received a number of automated emails from Andrew so at least I know things are moving forward but no shipping number as of yet. Once the watches are received, I'll post photos the appropriate forums. This is actually my second rep purchase. The first one being a Tag Heuer about 10 years ago in Hong Kong from a back alley shop. The watches were hidden behind the ceiling tiles and it was all a bit shady. The watch was quartz and worked fine for quite a few years until it was sold in a garage sale. I knew nothing about what I was purchasing at the time but it was a decent looking watch although it was fairly obvious that it was a copy watch. Needless to say, the 'industry' has come a long ways and the level of scrutinizing taking place on this site is amazing. Certainly rep fans/collectors are much more aware of the details on these watches compared to purchasers of the real items.