Nice one! I really rate the Sinn Fine link - an excellent bracelet with the quality of Swiss watches costing thousands more (IWC etc). I've got one on my 356 Copper - so comfortable and totally sizeable with the 'half' links. Tip: swap 1 full link for 2 half links to go up/down in small (2mm ish) increments... obvious, but many don't get it! Never need a quick adjust again. Unlink Rolex, Sinn supply 2 half links... And the allen heads, genius!
Thanks for the info so many don't like the fine bracelet but they really are missing out. Ever one is after on the fly adjustment but really just how often do you need ?
Hi Barry, this is really interesting: it's not a job that I've tackled yet, but I like that Sinn give you all that you need to do the job. You can tell that the company is run by an engineer... Thanks Barry, until the next one! Cheers, Bob ☕🍰👋🇪🇺
I wish I had come across this simple very effective video on how to remove the H link when I first got my Sinn 556 i . It is easy when you know how , Thank you .
Random question. How much of a lint magnet are the Sinn fitted silicon straps and as you have more than one, are the more recent purchases better in that respect? Thanks
Hi, I've around 6 Sinn silicone straps some are 15 years old and is less than a year , the quality is great there not lint magnets at all hope that helps
hey, really love the video but im having a super hard time getting the spring bars in. does anyone have any tips? im finding its nearly impossible to get them in...
@@ClickSpringReview Thank you! after a literal hour of trial and error i managed to get it installed, but essentially every time i got one side of the bar in, the other side would pop out
A clear description of the process, Barry. I used the Sinn tool shown here that came with my U50s to swop a strap on another watch -- very useful and a step up from my bodgers home-made tool consisting of a reversed sewing needle pushed into a champagne cork! Incidentally if you ever needed to free the loc-tite would you use hot water or a touch of the soldering iron? I know it is used on screws too, but probably not by Sinn. These short video clips are really useful. Thanks!
Hi Derek, the Loctite supplied by Sinn is, as far as I'm aware, the same as or similar to the product used by other manufacturers to prevent their bracelets from coming apart: it never sets solid, but is just enough to make the screws secure. You shouldn't have a problem undoing them: after all, I presume that you had no difficulty in sizing your U50 bracelet... 🙂👋
Hi Derek, Bob is right as it never sets solid ,but the screws are little small so placing the bracelet in hot water for a minute does help soften it 👍🏻
I love the fine link. I have the white dial Korean LE 556 and it really dresses it up and gives it a sporty feel. It wouldn't be the same on the H link. Also, I had no idea their bracelets were so thoughtfully packaged. Everyone should do this.
Nice one! I really rate the Sinn Fine link - an excellent bracelet with the quality of Swiss watches costing thousands more (IWC etc). I've got one on my 356 Copper - so comfortable and totally sizeable with the 'half' links. Tip: swap 1 full link for 2 half links to go up/down in small (2mm ish) increments... obvious, but many don't get it! Never need a quick adjust again. Unlink Rolex, Sinn supply 2 half links... And the allen heads, genius!
Thanks for the info so many don't like the fine bracelet but they really are missing out. Ever one is after on the fly adjustment but really just how often do you need ?
In coming👀 Sinn conversation! And Iam all ears👏🏾😎
I always used to like the H-Link more but especially on the 104 I think the fine link just looks pure class
@@ClickSpringReview I'll bet it looks the business on the 105 too! 🙂🇪🇺
True I don't think I've seen a 105 with one fitted 👍🏻
Hi Barry, this is really interesting: it's not a job that I've tackled yet, but I like that Sinn give you all that you need to do the job. You can tell that the company is run by an engineer... Thanks Barry, until the next one! Cheers, Bob ☕🍰👋🇪🇺
I like the fact you have the option to do this as not many brands offer it matey 🫡
I wish I had come across this simple very effective video on how to remove the H link when I first got my Sinn 556 i . It is easy when you know how , Thank you .
Anytime Sir as you may of seen I do like my Sinn's and have over 140 videos of them on the channel
THANK YOU the "downward pressure" applied when taking the bracelet saved me from endless attempts!!!!!
Excellent glad to of helped :)
Nice, you must try to do this with the Minase Divido in the full review video, maybe with a non oem leather
I just may give that a go Sir
@@ClickSpringReview nice, looking forward to it 🙂
I think these are both good bracelets. Would happily have either
For the money I think they are both excellent 👍🏻
Random question. How much of a lint magnet are the Sinn fitted silicon straps and as you have more than one, are the more recent purchases better in that respect? Thanks
Hi, I've around 6 Sinn silicone straps some are 15 years old and is less than a year , the quality is great there not lint magnets at all hope that helps
Are all sinn watches signed at the 6 o clock on the side of the case by the case maker? I’ve yet to take off my bracelet.
No Brian only the ones made by SUG are , of which Sinn is a share holder, SUG makes cases for even the likes of A. Lange & Sonne.
Very nice bracelet! Try it with the with U50 rubber😎✌🏻
The U50 and old EZM1 silicon straps works great with the 556
hey, really love the video but im having a super hard time getting the spring bars in. does anyone have any tips? im finding its nearly impossible to get them in...
I will try and do a video for ya Alex
@@ClickSpringReview Thank you! after a literal hour of trial and error i managed to get it installed, but essentially every time i got one side of the bar in, the other side would pop out
Glad you got it sorted in the end Alex 👍🏻
Are the silicon bands coming in the same package?
No only the bracelets the bands come in simple packets
@@ClickSpringReviewthanks for your reply.
A clear description of the process, Barry. I used the Sinn tool shown here that came with my U50s to swop a strap on another watch -- very useful and a step up from my bodgers home-made tool consisting of a reversed sewing needle pushed into a champagne cork! Incidentally if you ever needed to free the loc-tite would you use hot water or a touch of the soldering iron? I know it is used on screws too, but probably not by Sinn. These short video clips are really useful. Thanks!
Hi Derek, the Loctite supplied by Sinn is, as far as I'm aware, the same as or similar to the product used by other manufacturers to prevent their bracelets from coming apart: it never sets solid, but is just enough to make the screws secure. You shouldn't have a problem undoing them: after all, I presume that you had no difficulty in sizing your U50 bracelet... 🙂👋
@@robertlock6041 Thanks Robert. I actually don't have a bracelet, just the Sinn silicone strap. And I had that sized for me in the shop.
@@dereklittlewood2179 👍👋
Hi Derek, Bob is right as it never sets solid ,but the screws are little small so placing the bracelet in hot water for a minute does help soften it 👍🏻
Sin have the worst straps
Really I love the H-link and Fine Link if you want to see bad try GrandSeiko
I love the fine link. I have the white dial Korean LE 556 and it really dresses it up and gives it a sporty feel. It wouldn't be the same on the H link.
Also, I had no idea their bracelets were so thoughtfully packaged. Everyone should do this.
The packaging is very slick and I don't know any other company who does it as well