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28 March 2019, 07:02 AM | #61 | |
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That's just it: by making the clasp shorter, Rolex is making it a general-use adjustment system, rather than a dive extension per se, since the shorter length precludes its use as a diving extension. IWC has been offering this on their pilot watches for years, and Omega has gotten in the game as well, by fashioning a shorter adjustable clasp for the Speedmaster. It's what a lot of Rolex owners have been hoping for, as well, and it would be too bad if Rolex's sole motivation for developing this latest clasp were to ease their supply burden with the OF. |
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So is the mini glidelock 5mm shorter than the sub 41s?
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