Ladies Rolex Date-Just Part Question

[Hastidr]

I need to find out what the proper term is for the part I need replaced on my mothers Rolex (don't ask - I'm just going to get it repaired). Unfortunately, the nearest Rolex repair shop is a few hours away and I refuse to send the watch in for a piece I can replace in a matter of minutes.

It is the piece that connects to the jubilee band and first link (hooks around the first link and is removable by tapping the pin out).

Any one know what part I need to track down? I can send a picture, if needed.

[Alpino]

.

this part is called end link.

It's model and bracelet specific, so we need to know the model of your mother's Watch. This model number is engraved between lugs at 12 o'clock.

[Hastidr]

Here is a picture.

[Alpino]

.

This isn't the end link ... sorry . You'll have to go to an official Rolex AD to get a new one, or have it repaired if possible.

You won't be able to just order one.

[Hastidr]

The end link is not damaged. It's the part that hooks around the end link then attached to the clasp with the pin. Are these not sold separately?

[Hastidr]

The clasp isn't damaged either. It's the part the connects the clasp to the end piece. I'll call Rolex. Thanks for the help.

[Hastidr]

Here it is. Part is on the left side of the picture.

[Alpino]

.

You won't find this part alone. It comes with a link. See my previous picture (for a 13mm TT jubile, if yours is 17mm tell me I'll find the part number).

[Tools]

Originally Posted by Hastidr

The end link is not damaged. It's the part that hooks around the end link then attached to the clasp with the pin. Are these not sold separately?

No, Rolex does not sell parts over-the-counter to anybody. You must have a parts account to order Rolex parts.