I love the design of this watch and it is very comfortable on my wrist.  Who needs an instruction book to put on a watch?  Well, you better read this one and be a mechanical engineer or you are going to ruin it as I did.  Not totally true, but the clasp is damaged.  I did finally get it to stay closed for me today but have asked SKAGEN for a new clasp.  I feel that is only fair rather than returning the watch to Amazon after messing it up.  They warn in the instructions(which I read all too late) that it is easy to destroy it.  Believe them.  The pictures are helpful if you can see them.  My loop didn't help so I scanned it at high res and was finally able to make out the drawing so I could understand what's going on.  Now that it's on my wrist, I hope I don't have to adjust it again.  If I didn't like the watch so much I would return it to Amazon in a heart beat.  So, BUYER beware but more especially be careful.  If you do it right it is very easy.  If you are forcing it, read the instructions again.