Adding Titanium Bracelet Links to the Casio Oceanus OCW-S100

[@SuperMrgentleman]

I'm a simple man, I see a Greg Anderson video I like and subscribe

[@GoodTimekeeper]

Thanks. I will definitely make more videos.

[@MrPleers]

Beautiful watch. In my opinion, the best looking Casio ever made.

[@jameschristiansson3137]

Lifesaver video. I ended up using the end of a plastic loop dental floss threader to put the collar in place and get everything lined up. It's all I had on hand. Casio should link to this video in their instructions. It's now satisfying to work on these bracelets. Just got my first Oceanus and am loving it.

[@childrolland]

Absolutely beautiful watch, appropriate for many occasions .

[@kayak63red34]

I just needed to resize, and your video helped my remembering the drill from when I first got the watch!

[@John-P]

HI Greg I have this exact watch with the black dial. and to be honest I found the pin and collar system a little stressful, my biggest mistake was picking up the collar with tweezers which of course went "ping" but luckily I found it in the fruit bowl I then worked out better to use a pin as you did, I suppose we all learn by our mistakes and I'll feel much more confidant next time...stay safe

[@ShortLightHandsome]

I love your videos Greg! Such a relaxing and competent style. You deserve every penny you make from KZbin and you deserve this beautiful watch! Wear it with joy.

[@aleksandrpolikhronidi9644]

Большое спасибо вам за ваш труд. Большинство блогеров обходят такие часы как okeanus s100. А вы сделали замечательное видео! Посмотрев ваше видео я сам смог подогонать браслет на часах.

[@ShortLightHandsome]

Greg, I got the S100 for Christmas and was able to fairly easily resize the band based on this excellent video.

[@samnova450]

Thanks for the show and tell. I wasn’t able to get extra links from pack parts for my OCW-S200. Was able to find one link off eBay that was affordable.

[@andrewchanws]

Hi Greg - I am really thankful I found your video when I was resizing a Oceanus T200. Did not know about the C rings prior to this and thankfully hunted then down upon watching your video. Not sure if this alternative method works for everyone - I used the pin-pusher to line up the bracelet and push it in. That worked for me.

[@TriantafyllosThessaloniki]

Hey Greg, finally you got the link.....I wonder how many weeks I will need to wait for the one I ordered 😆

[@lookyseymour1145]

Thanks Greg, helped me resize my S100 bracelet as well.

[@garman333]

I've resized many pin and collar bracelets before, but I found it extra difficult doing it on the S100. Not sure if it's the bracelet design or the titanium material. BTW, love the idea of the micro-fibre cloth to catch the collar. A few suggestions (for what it's worth). I always start by taking the bracelet apart at the clasp at the springbar to make it easier to take links on and off. Also, the blue tool you use has a slot that holds the bracelet upright and lets you push or tap the pin down with a little mallet. Thanks for the video.

[@GoodTimekeeper]

Thanks. Those little, inexpensive tool kits don’t come with instructions so tips are great.

[@cerealfibre6938]

Good Job, Greg, it suits you. How did you do with the black strap on your black Casio G-Shock Watch?

[@LamarFaciane]

I love PacParts!!!! they are a short drive from my house😁

[@GoodTimekeeper]

If I lived that close they’d probably get tired of seeing me there!

[@rashadnagi7531]

Thank you for this video. I just finally got my Oceanus (used) and i need another link but im still having trouble sourcing it. Even tougher, the battery needs replaced. But im slowly getting my dream watch back in working order.

[@throwaway2978]

Greg I was wondering what you thought of the new GAB2100 series. This "casioak" has been updated with Bluetooth functionality, my only nitpick is the lack of multiband 6. I would love to see a video of this watch by you Greg!

[@GoodTimekeeper]

I have to admit I haven’t paid too much attention to the “CasiOak” and maybe that’s because I am not familiar with the Royal Oak (and also not familiar with LOTS of non-Casios). But the new version with Solar and Bluetooth certainly makes it more interesting.

[@borislavblagoev14]

Hello, Greg! Maybe it's time for you to make another SOTC video because I think you have some new watches to show us.

[@flyingrocket3879]

The video was a great help

[@tacomn]

Do you know if the c ring on the link connecting the clasp is the same size?

[@VirusMayhem]

Where did you buy the pins from?

[@spankyharland9845]

Casio uses the same material for their beautiful watches the SR71 Blackbird spy plane is made of: Titanium, so technically their watches can go up to speeds of Mach 20 and not melt at all.... what other watches can match this feature !

[@nh8194]

Great help. thank u

[@loganholmberg2295]

I'm still waiting on casio to send me the links on my titanium prw-60t. I think its been lost in shipping.......they sent it letter mail. Considering I paid 10 bucks to ship them as well, lets say I'm extremely disappointed. Plus I have to repay for the order so another 6-8 weeks probably.😪😪🤬🤬

[@yorusuyasoul69420]

cool

[@GerardMeerstadt]

As the saying goes, you can't have your cake and eat it. Of course that is meant at the same time. If you want to have it, to keep it, you cannot eat it. If you eat it then you don't have it anymore. So you can't have your cake and eat it, both at the same time.

[@GoodTimekeeper]

I guess that makes a little bit of sense… except that cake is best eaten when it’s fresh anyway. Holding onto it for a while without eating it seems like a (literally) rotten idea.