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Old 3 March 2020, 05:16 AM   #1
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Replacement band screws for Datejust II

Can anyone tell me the size of the screws used in the band for Datejust II? I can't seem to find it anywhere and need to order a new one.
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Old 3 March 2020, 05:35 AM   #2
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The only cheap place to order new screws would be through a Dealer with a parts account.. They will have the proper part numbers.
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Old 3 March 2020, 09:39 AM   #3
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Surely they are the same as for a DJ41 or a yachtmaster maybe? I’d have thought the removable links are the same across those models.
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Old 3 March 2020, 12:51 PM   #4
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Jubilee and Oyster pins are different, I would think that those are standard sizes except perhaps some of the smaller women’s bracelets. (And PM screws for PM bracelets)
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A good watch maker at a shop probably already has these. Go to a Rolex AD that offers some service they may have them or can get them easily. If you want to do it yourself look for jewelry supplies or watch parts and see if they sell them in pairs, or buy a kit like this one and fix more bracelets:
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A good watch maker at a shop probably already has these. Go to a Rolex AD that offers some service they may have them or can get them easily. If you want to do it yourself look for jewelry supplies or watch parts and see if they sell them in pairs, or buy a kit like this one and fix more bracelets:
Don't ever go for generic parts on a Rolex
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