Welcome to Nomadic! In this video, Peter will guide you through the simple process of adjusting the size of your watch at home by removing a few links. Peter will demonstrate step by step how easy it is to achieve the perfect fit for your wrist.

To start, Peter suggests trying the watch on. You can easily open the clasp using the two push buttons and close it with gentle pressure. Peter demonstrates how he can fit two fingers underneath the clasp, indicating that he will remove two links from the watch.

The links are secured with screw-in fittings, and Peter uses a small screwdriver included in your package to remove them. He advises turning the screws clockwise while being careful not to scratch the watch.

Once the desired links have been removed, Peter shows you how to close the bracelet back up. Align the links and gently insert the screws. Remember to apply only gentle pressure to avoid over-tightening and damaging the threads.

After removing the links, Peter tries the watch on again to check the fit. He is satisfied with the size, but notes that you can adjust it to your personal preference.

Peter then introduces another feature of the bracelet, the four micro-adjust positions. These allow for a comfortable fit if you need a size between the links. He demonstrates how to move the end link along the positions using a tool and pressing the spring bar.

To ensure the watch remains secure over time, Peter recommends applying a threadlocker fluid called lock tight to each screw. This fluid absorbs shocks and helps keep the screws in place. He demonstrates how to apply a small dab of lock tight to the threaded end of each screw.

Finally, Peter advises closing the bracelet and repeating the lock tight process for every screw to ensure the bracelet's complete security against vibrations throughout the watch's lifetime.

Congratulations! Your watch is now fully adjusted to fit your wrist perfectly. It's ready to accompany you on a lifetime of adventures. We hope you found this video helpful. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you out there!