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The Bridge Gift Card

The Bridge Gift Card

£10.00
£10.00
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Looking for the perfect present for an Apple Watch owner but can't decide what style or you don't know exactly which Apple Watch they have? The Bridge digital gift card is the perfect solution.

All gift cards are in £10 / £25 / £50 / £100 / £250 denominations but translate directly to the value in your local currency at the latest exchange rates. 

Give the gift of a complete Apple Watch refresh. As seen in GQ's Luxury Gifts magazine.

How does it work?

Once you purchase your gift card, it will be sent to the email you choose when purchasing the card. Do you want to send it to yourself first? Then just leave your email.

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Fitting

Adjusting the Presidential

Animated diagram: a top view and an edge view of the strap, showing the pin tool pressing into a release hole to free a link.

Removing a link from the titanium strapTop view of three links with the pin tool pressing into a release hole, and an edge view below showing two holes on each side link. release hole pin tool EDGE VIEW — TWO HOLES PER SIDE LINK

Count the links first

Take links out in pairs, one from each side of the clasp.

Step 1 / 6
  1. Work out how many links to remove. Each link is roughly 5 mm. Take the same number from both sides of the clasp so it stays centred on your wrist.
  2. Find the holes, not the seams. Turn the strap on its edge. Each side link shows two small holes, set in from its ends — that is where the pins sit.
  3. Press the pin straight in. Put the supplied tool into the hole and push square to the strap. One pin runs the full width, so the hole on the opposite edge is the same pin.
  4. Ease the two halves apart. Keep the pressure on and separate them sideways rather than pulling lengthways.
  5. Release the second pin. Each link is held at both ends, so repeat at the next hole along to free it completely.
  6. Close the strap up. Line the ends up, press the pin, push together until it seats, then tug firmly from both ends before wearing.

Work over a cloth so a loose pin cannot roll away, and keep the removed links with the tool. If a pin will not move under steady pressure, stop — a jeweller will do it on a bench block without marking the titanium.

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