Sinn EZM10, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Adjusting the length of the silicone strap
1.
release the silicone band from the clasp. to do so, using the pointed end
of the band replacement tool to push the spring bar out of the fastener.
the other side of the spring bar can be removed while the fastener is
open, enabling you to remove the silicone band.
2. using a knife or scissors, cut the silicone band in the middle between two
metal pins. You should shorten the band symmetrically and little by little,
starting from the clasp, until you have reached the desired length. test the
length from time to time before proceeding. shortening both ends by the
length of one metal pin results in a total difference of 10 mm in the length
of the strap; shortening one end reduces the length by 5 mm.
3. remove the first metal pin and replace it with the spring bar. then
reattach the clasp to the band.
adjustInG the lenGth oF the watCh straps
If you don't know how to shorten or lengthen the solid bracelet, please
contact your sInn dealer or the watchmakers in our customer service
department in Frankfurt am main. our customer service employees are also
happy to help you on the telephone.
Adjusting the length of the solid bracelet
For optimal comfort, each side of the watchband should contain the same
number of links. If you choose to remove an uneven number of links, the
upper portion of the watchband (on the 12 o'clock side) should be longer.
For example: If you want to shorten the bracelet by removing a total of three
links, you should remove two from the 6 o'clock side and just one from the
12 o'clock side. when they leave the factory, the solid bracelets have the
same number of links on the 12 o'clock side and the 6 o'clock side. If you
have requested a shorter length, please be sure to check the number of
links on each side before making any additional changes.
1. remove the screws on the side of the link you wish to remove,
or at the point where you wish to add a link.
2. remove the excess link or insert the new one.
3. Before replacing the screw, add a small drop (not too much!) of the
threadlock (an 302-42 medium-strenght) adhesive to the screw thread.