If the Rolex still doesn't fit after using the built-in extension system, you may need to remove two links from the bracelet. You can find a watch expert you trust to do this, or if you are confident, you can use some tools at home to do this. If you want to remove the links from your Rolex bracelet, remember that the clasp should be as centered on the case as possible, not on one side. This will help keep the balance on your wrist.

To put the bracelet back in place, apply a small amount of Loctite solution to the end of the pin, join the two open links together, thread the pin through the hole, and carefully screw it back into place. Make sure to keep the remaining links and pins in a safe place in case you need to readjust or sell your cheap replica rolex watches in the future.

Like clothes and shoes, getting your rolex just right is crucial. Too tight and it can be uncomfortable to wear, especially if your wrist fluctuates slightly throughout the day. Too loose and not only does it look awkward, but the watch will have a tendency to rotate around your arm, making it susceptible to more impact and stretching of the bracelet.

Your watch should also fit properly on your wrist by removing any extra links so it can slide, or by extending the bracelet so it is not too tight. If your watch doesn't fit properly, it will make you look sloppy, unprofessional, or at least, like a new collector. Remember, you're actually wearing the watch on your wrist, not on your wrist. Not sure you're doing it right? Follow our watch sizing guide.