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aawong · 6 March 2008, 04:12 AM

I have a tt oyster sel braclet, the first link, gold center is slightly bent. Can any watch maker do the repair.

Tools · 6 March 2008, 04:20 AM

It's possible that a Jeweler may be able to do some repairs, but it is iffy.. and probably pricey.

The RSC should probably be able to take a link out and replace it, although it may need to go back to Geneva for that..

sleedawg · 6 March 2008, 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by aawong

I have a tt oyster sel braclet, the first link, gold center is slightly bent. Can any watch maker do the repair.

If you're saying it's the "first" link closest to the body of the watch, I'd highly suggest taking a trip to the Toronto RSC. It's not an easy fix and if an AD damages it more to the point where it's unusable, it will be a very expensive bracelet replacement. If it's the first link near the clasp, that's a no brainer, any AD could replace the link or try to fix it.

SPACE-DWELLER · 6 March 2008, 05:13 AM

My vote goes to RSC, too. Alternatively, you can send the bracelet to www.classicwatchparts.com. They might be able to fix it, too.

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