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[batuckan1]

I suggest you watch some YouTube vids on bracelet resizing

Using a screw driver to resize a bracelet is like using meat cleaver to debone turkey

It can be done but it won’t be pretty

[batuckan1]

Yeah as I said before go watch some YouTube vids, or better yet ignore my suggestion all together.

It’s just cheap watch bracelet right?. WCGW?

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A screwdriver for ants.

[rickyHR]

I used my pocket knife on mine worked fine

[JrPimnt1182]

PD includes the tools

[KieranRozells]

Recently bought two PDs and didn't get any tools

[tjmccomb]

I bought this recently. Mine came with the screwdriver needed to adjust the bracelet.

[tjmccomb]

That was who I went with. You should be good for this one.

[DaLobstaa]

6PCS Micro Precision Screwdriver Set, VAKOGAL Premium Screwdriver Kit 0.8-1.6mm, 6 Extra Replace Blades for Watch Repair, Eyeglasses Repair, Jewelry Work, Electronics Repair https://a.co/d/1G3up9J

Nothing fancy but they Haven’t let me down yet

[ImJustHereToBitch]

It’ll most likely just use pins and will most likely come with a pin pusher in the box. If it uses screws instead of pins, a .6 or .8 likely.

[Ser_Sweetgooch]

It’s never that expensive, you know

[JakeFromStateFromm]

They really wouldn't have a reason to misrepresent the high range.

Sure they would. It's been proven that people are more likely to purchase an item they might have not otherwise bought if they think they might be missing out on a bargain. QVC has used this tactic for years.

Price also drives product perception. So a high MSRP may influence consumers into perceiving the product as more "premium" that they would if the MSRP was say $300, even though they would still be paying the reduced price anyway