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RolexKing26 · 11 August 2020, 01:57 PM

I was wondering if someone can clarify a question I have a about my Tudor black bay bracelet.

I recently purchased a Tudor OEM 22mm Rivet Bracelet for my Black Bay.

I noticed that the deployment clasp will only lock once i fold over the second lock.

I'm use to the Rolex bracelet where there seems to be a double lock mechanism. Is that normal for tudor bracelets or is my bracelet faulty?

iTreelex · 11 August 2020, 02:37 PM

It should lock without the safety or "second" lock. Any pics you can provide?

RolexKing26 · 15 August 2020, 09:15 AM

Here are pictures below of the bracelet and the clasp. If anyone can help me I appreciate especially those who have black bays.

wolffram · 15 August 2020, 10:30 AM

I own a BB Red, and a BB 58, both on bracelets. The bracelet clasp locks independently of the locking clasp. Therefore, you should have two clicks - one is the clasp itself, and the other is the lock. It is exactly the same as the Rolex, in that it is definitely two clicks. If there is no way you can do this, then I would say yes, your bracelet is not locking as it should.

Just a thought - are you sure your bracelet is genuine? The underside pic of the clasp especially looks a bit sus to me...

Hope you get it sorted, Cheers.

Ksario · 15 August 2020, 12:06 PM

That clasp doesn’t look right. It looks like it’s was molding out of playdough. It should lock in twice nice and solid.

11 August 2020, 01:57 PM	#1
RolexKing26 Banned Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: USA Posts: 49	Tudor Black Bay Bracelet Clasp I was wondering if someone can clarify a question I have a about my Tudor black bay bracelet. I recently purchased a Tudor OEM 22mm Rivet Bracelet for my Black Bay. I noticed that the deployment clasp will only lock once i fold over the second lock. I'm use to the Rolex bracelet where there seems to be a double lock mechanism. Is that normal for tudor bracelets or is my bracelet faulty?

15 August 2020, 10:30 AM	#4
wolffram "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Real Name: Tony Location: Melbourne, Aus Watch: 114060 Posts: 289	I own a BB Red, and a BB 58, both on bracelets. The bracelet clasp locks independently of the locking clasp. Therefore, you should have two clicks - one is the clasp itself, and the other is the lock. It is exactly the same as the Rolex, in that it is definitely two clicks. If there is no way you can do this, then I would say yes, your bracelet is not locking as it should. Just a thought - are you sure your bracelet is genuine? The underside pic of the clasp especially looks a bit sus to me... Hope you get it sorted, Cheers. __________________ Rolex SubC 114060 Tudor BB Red 79230R Tudor BB 58 79030N

15 August 2020, 12:06 PM	#5
Ksario "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Real Name: Russ Location: NY Watch: Never enough Posts: 137	That clasp doesn’t look right. It looks like it’s was molding out of playdough. It should lock in twice nice and solid. __________________ 16233 DateJust TT Champagne with Diamond Dial,116622 Yacht-Master Blue Sunray Dial,Tudor Black Bay 58,1970 LeJour Chrono on Pillow Case Instagram:the_watchwinder Instagram:buffalo_wristwatch

11 August 2020, 02:37 PM	#2
iTreelex "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Watchrecon Posts: 1,352	It should lock without the safety or "second" lock. Any pics you can provide?

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