Cartier JUC - difficult to remove?

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pree

pree

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Jan 26, 2011
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#1
Hi! I love the look of the Cartier JUC bracelet. However I sometimes have to remove my jewelry at work. I tried the bracelet on but found it hard to remove by myself. For those who have the bracelet - are you able to remove it by yourself or do you need someone to help you to unlock the latch?
 
#2
It takes some practice. I also try to use some paper towel and my body against it to remove... It's not the easiest but once you figure out when you can get some leverage and put the bracelet against something that's padded to not harm it it won't be too difficult.

sometimes i feel like i need to strengthen my grip in general to remove the bracelet! :) we don't really use the muscle between our point finger and thumb that much other than opening a jar?
 
#3
Thanks! I guess it's a matter of finding the right position and pressure to use! Maybe I should check out youtube to see if the are videos on how to unhinge the bracelet!!!
 
#4
I tried the JUC bracelet on my right wrist at the boutique. I was wondering if would be easier to remove if it was on my left, as my right hand is stronger. Do any of you who have the JUC have a preference on which wrist you wear it on?
 
#5
I take mine off every night because I don't like the feel of sleeping with any jewelry on, so I've had lots of practice and can put it on/take it off quite quickly by myself. I've actually developed a callous on my thumb from all the pressure required!
 
#6
Thanks alf!
I was also going to ask if it was comfortable to sleep with it on. I've seen in other posts that some JUC owners wear it 24/7.
 
#8
pree said:
Thanks alf!
I was also going to ask if it was comfortable to sleep with it on. I've seen in other posts that some JUC owners wear it 24/7.
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It took a day or two for me to get used to the weight since it's a pretty hefty piece, but it's a very comfy bracelet and sits close to the wrist due to its oval shape. It's probably perfectly comfortable to sleep in for most people, but I just don't like sleeping with any jewelry on. I usually take all of my jewelry (and my bra :p) off as soon as I'm home for the evening.
 
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