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Contact the manufacturer by phone or email. Your owner's manual should have their contact information.  You can use your computer to search for that if you don't have it.

(I.e.  "Little Safe Company contact number)

The Model No. 2 is delivered on link a nine-row bracelet similar to that seen on its GMT. It's thin (2.6mm), supple, and tapers nicely from 20mm at the lugs to 16mm at the clasp. link It's also worth commending link Lorca for that clasp. It's milled, thin, and well-executed, a noticeable improvement over what larger brands are prone to stamping out at this price point. It also has a no-tool micro-adjust in the clasp, an improvement over the Model No 1's bracelet.

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That's all well and good and probably justifies the slight price bump from the previous model's specs but at the link end of the day this watch is all about fun and for me this ticks that box. Now who link wants link to short some juice futures