To attach the watch, stop brading the knots half way across the bracelet. Remove your watch band pins and bands, then place the two middle pieces of paracord under the pins and replace the pins. This may be tough to fit them under and you may have to slightly bend the pins with pliers. Once the watch face is in place continue brading, the first knot after the watch face is actually opposite from the pattern, to make the knots jump across the watch horizontally, you'll understand when you learn to tie the knots. The rest is explained in the video.
This is all how to do it with one strand/color. To do it with multiple colors like my grey and black one search multiple color paracord bracelet on youtube. The rest applies.
Commented 11 years ago2013-10-12 01:47:30 UTCComment #40329
oh cool it's all one piece, neat =)
The only downside i can see to them is adjusting the wrist size, other than that they look way more comfortable thatn plastic/rubber, and they look cool, well done! =)
And yeah, the images are gigantic. Surprising ImageShack will let you upload images that big.. have a heart for us non-broadband-surfing peeps =)
Where did you get the watch parts, and what kind of process do you go through to braid and attach the cord?
Video
To attach the watch, stop brading the knots half way across the bracelet. Remove your watch band pins and bands, then place the two middle pieces of paracord under the pins and replace the pins. This may be tough to fit them under and you may have to slightly bend the pins with pliers. Once the watch face is in place continue brading, the first knot after the watch face is actually opposite from the pattern, to make the knots jump across the watch horizontally, you'll understand when you learn to tie the knots. The rest is explained in the video.
Here's how it should look from below
This is all how to do it with one strand/color. To do it with multiple colors like my grey and black one search multiple color paracord bracelet on youtube. The rest applies.
The only downside i can see to them is adjusting the wrist size, other than that they look way more comfortable thatn plastic/rubber, and they look cool, well done! =)
And yeah, the images are gigantic. Surprising ImageShack will let you upload images that big.. have a heart for us non-broadband-surfing peeps =)
I wanted the calculator watch when I was in school
It was fairly handy.