Tudor Heritage Ranger Automatic Black Dial Tobaco Brown Leather Men's Watch 79910-BUNDLTH

bracelet question
ok so i bought an sub and a sea dweller the sub fits me perfect, i took a link off with the took kit i got with the sea dweller but the sea dweller is just a little bit big on me and if i take a link off its just a little to tight, so is there anything else i can do i dont like a watch to lose, ive noticed the pin holes on the clasp can u adjust this ? and if so how do you do it, on the other end of the rolex screw driver theres a pin any help would be great.

The First Hamilton Wristwatches
Factory documents uncovered in the past couple of years (unfortunately long after my now out-of-print Collectors' Guide was published) show that Hamilton rather quietly entered the wristwatch market five years earlier than other factory records had indicated -- in 1917.As has so often been written, wristwatches were considered too feminine by most men of the era. It was WWI that started to change that perception. Hamilton took advantage of this fact by initially marketing men's wristwatches as "Military" watches, even though they did not actually make watches for military use in WWI. The association with the decidedly masculine profession of solider gave the watches a macho allure. (Later they called them simply "Wrist Watch for Men.")But to get into the market quickly, Hamilton used existing movements from ladies' pendant watches -- grade 983 with 17 jewels, and grade 985 with 19 jewels. These were cased in a variety of ways, in sterling silver, gold-fill and gold, in both round and '

Rolex website in UK.
I¡¯ve only just noticed that the Rolex website doesn¡¯t show any 36mm models or meteorite dials.Does anyone know when this change came about?Regards

Double Incoming And A Bit Different!
I've wanted a different Rolex for some time now, call me quirky (which is probably the nicest thing I'll be called here for my choices). As I decided on this different watch, though, I could not help but lambaste myself for not buying a proper tool watch. I'm apparently a tool watch addict.The closer that I got to pulling my cash out at my AD for the more unconventional Rolex, the more I thought that I was a fool for sacrificing the type of functionality that would allow me to, say, leave my watch on the bathroom counter while I shower (not in Florida of course) or send it to the darkest recesses of my safe for up to a week at a time...I needed toughness and versatility obviously, and I could not buy something less standard without counterbalancing it with this elusive (and strictly conceptual) functionality. I told my AD that I needed a few moments to go and decide.Knowing that buying something different while thinking of something else would make me end up buying the something else e

this AD has a green sub
ROTTERMOND JEWELERS351 N. Main StreetMilford 48381MichiganUnited Statesgotta go into the store though, dont ship out of state.