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Re: SMP’s Link Expansion *LINK*
In Response To: SMP’s Link Expansion ()

: I have noticed that on the SMPs, over time, the
: gap between the bracelet links seem to
: widen. I think this happens because the pins
: bend, but I’m not sure. I was wondering if
: someone else has experience this problem,
: and if omega corrects it when the watch is
: sent for maintenance. I’ll appreciate any
: input on this matter. Thank you.

Do you mean a stretching effect? I don't believe that should happen. If this is the case, I think that you're wearing your watch a little to tightly.... Below is a link to this problem..... I don't know whether Omega will correct this though.

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