Is It Usual For A Presidential Bracelet?

[kasigi]

To hang this way? The angle is very noticable, there's no curve between the release clip and the next link at all, it's quite an obvious angle.

It's really difficult to photograph but you should get the idea from this.

The bracelet is a bit loose, I'd certainly not want it any looser but it's comfortable, I'd also not want it much tighter.

[ubiquitous]

It's because the clasp blades are flat, and the links are against it as a flat edge.

Perhaps if you can position the clasp so that the release is center on the underside of your wrist, you can eliminate this problem.

[kasigi]

Perhaps if you can position the clasp so that the release is center on the underside of your wrist, you can eliminate this problem.

It is

[ubiquitous]

If it is, then take the two or three removable links out on the non clasp side and move them to the clasp side. What this will do is bring the release closer to the side of your wrist, and put the flat part of the clasp along the bottom of your wrist.

[jfreeman420]

I had this same problem with my first Pres. It is just a matter of repositioning the links. The end of the bracelet that is on the inside or closest too you will be much shorter that the outside. This will position the clasp coronet more towards your thumb. I thought first the links should be even on both sides but got this result. This is the way it is sized at the AD.

[kasigi]

I was able to move four links over and it's helped a fair bit, thanks

[hk45ca]

i had to do the same thing to my navitimer.

[speedy1]

You can bend (carefully) the clasp around to the shapr of you wrist. I did this on my presi band. It take a bit of time because you have to do a bit of bending.....wear it for a while....then do a bit more bending until it fits quite right.