Saw this nifty "life-hack" (or at least "strap-hack") a while back. It's so elegant and useful I decided to share it with all you guys! Back in the day when I was starting this hobby, I tried to figure out ways to do this. None of the popular channels I followed at the time showed this method and I think it's so good that it should be spread as much as possible! So here you go, good luck!

I've paired up with a few affordable watchband brands, if you want to get a strap and help me out in the process!

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Many different kinds of straps

If you do end up wanting a spring bar tool anyway, here are a few links. There's also a link to the watch seen on the video:

United States:
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United Kingdom:
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Germany:
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Adjusting a traditional Casio bracelet:
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How to put a nato strap on your Casio F91-W:
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Adjusting a Casio AE1200WH bracelet without tools:
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4 ways to wear a nato strap:
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Adjust a folded link bracelet:
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Adjust a pin and collar bracelet:
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