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8 December 2018, 09:45 PM | #1 |
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Gold 1675 spring bar advice
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Could someone point me in the right direction for Bracelet spring bars please? I have a 1979 Gold 1675 GMT Master with a Jubillee bracelet what is the correct spring bar and what material should they be made of? And if anyone has a part number that would be great. Thanks |
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Thanks for that, now I just need to find a supplier preferably UK based.
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Go to a Rolex dealer..
They should be able to help you out.. |
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I purchased mine at the AD. They are 10k gold.
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as above they are 10k not 18k its too soft
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That is a misnomer guys?
18 K gold may not be softer than 10 K gold. Depending on the mix and the annealing? https://24carat.co.uk/hardnessofgoldalloysframe.html
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Yes, you are correct. The reference on Rolex receipts is 18ct. . |
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This I bought this vintage GMT from the AD that sold Tom Selleck his GMT for Magnum PI.
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