Resizing AP 25807ST Bracelet

[AnyaMilovich]

I wanted to take out a link of my AP RO Off-Shore
25807ST. I'm not sure wheter I need a 1.4mm screwdriver or a 1.6 or 1.8. Anyone knows?

[apgoingpsycho]

1.4mm works for AP RO, not sure if it's different for AP RO Off-Shore

[value.target]

Just a piece of advice. If you don't care of scratches or dents to your screw, do it... if you are like me, and want everything look new and perfect, have your SA do it!

[l_chissle]

Originally Posted by value.target

Just a piece of advice. If you don't care of scratches or dents to your screw, do it... if you are like me, and want everything look new and perfect, have your SA do it!

I'd disagree this. Many SAs scratch links/screws. If you do it carefully, tape, etc, you are fully in control of this.

[value.target]

Originally Posted by l_chissle

I'd disagree this. Many SAs scratch links/screws. If you do it carefully, tape, etc, you are fully in control of this.

Thanks for sharing your experience!

My rolex SA scratched the links/screw badly, but my AP SA doesn't....

I guess you're right to say so.... Do it yourself!

[value.target]

Originally Posted by value.target

Thanks for sharing your experience!

My rolex SA scratched the links/screw badly, but my AP SA doesn't....

I guess you're right to say so.... Do it yourself!

Also, I don't know how I would feel if my bracelets/screws got scratched and damaged from my SA.... it is an expensive watch and I expect nothing but perfect from the brand...

[pav333hp]

+1 on doing this yourself if you have the tools and steady hands. TBH, I don't entirely trust SA's unless your SA (and this applies to many things you give for service) is a big enthusiast or OCD; otherwise you will generally take better care of your stuff...

Now if you don't know how to do it or don't have the tools, then obviously have the SA do it but ask them to be careful I guess.