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• Excellent resistance to water and wear
• Superb mechanical properties
• Very good resistance to aggressive and extreme environments
• Incomparable suppleness and softness to the touch
• Hi-tech product
• Top-range quality
• Hand-nished
1. Detach the two covers over the clasp
by pressing on the bars.
4. Reinsert the bars in the two sections
of the strap.
5. Attach the sections to the clasp so
that the graduations are on the inside,
i.e. against your skin, insert the bars
in the holes closest to the centre of
the clasp.
6. Try your watch on.
7. For the nal adjustment, move the bar
to one of the holes in the clasp.
If the strap is too long, you can remove
another hole.
3. Cut along the corresponding
graduations.
2. Measure the circumference of your
wrist by wrapping the strap round it.
Half the number of holes that overlap
indicates the length that suits your wrist.
Example: half resulting in an even number:
8 overlapping holes, half of 8 is 4, remove 2
holes on each section.
Half resulting in a odd number: 14 overlap-
ping holes, half of 14 is 7, remove 4 holes
on the section of the strap at 12 o’clock and
3 holes on the section at 6 o’clock.
RUBBER STRAP
We recommend that, if necessary, you
have the length of your strap adjusted by a
Longines agent.
We recommend that you wash your rubber strap
regularly with soap and water, especially on
the inside.
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