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Old 14 July 2022, 10:41 PM   #31
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stop trying to fix your watch...you suck at it....and stop being cheap tightwad...its a Rolex...take it to an AD to fix....
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Old 14 July 2022, 11:01 PM   #32
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Old 14 July 2022, 11:21 PM   #33
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Ask Rolex service if they will replace just this part or will you have to buy a whole new bracelet. I am sure a place like (Rolliworks?) in California can fill it and make it look brand new. Might have to look for such a company in your area.
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Old 15 July 2022, 04:45 AM   #34
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Ask Rolex service if they will replace just this part or will you have to buy a whole new bracelet. I am sure a place like (Rolliworks?) in California can fill it and make it look brand new. Might have to look for such a company in your area.

They could worst case put an entirely new clasp on. Can’t imagine they would ever need to but they could.


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Old 16 July 2022, 01:47 PM   #35
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stop trying to fix your watch...you suck at it....and stop being cheap tightwad...its a Rolex...take it to an AD to fix....
You're right, go to a Rolexroy repair in a few days and I won't try again to adjust the strap myself
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Old 16 July 2022, 01:50 PM   #36
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Ask Rolex service if they will replace just this part or will you have to buy a whole new bracelet. I am sure a place like (Rolliworks?) in California can fill it and make it look brand new. Might have to look for such a company in your area.
The Rolex repair center told me that some models can be replaced separately, and the watchmaker will check the details before replying to me
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Old 16 July 2022, 01:53 PM   #37
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They could worst case put an entirely new clasp on. Can’t imagine they would ever need to but they could.


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If you want to replace the new buckle, then I may not consider it, I have considered overhaul, try to polish it
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Old 16 July 2022, 09:01 PM   #38
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Old 16 July 2022, 09:47 PM   #39
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Old 16 July 2022, 11:04 PM   #40
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Guys, I finally know the name is safety clasp
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Old 17 July 2022, 12:15 AM   #41
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I saw someone for sale on ebay and I was very skeptical if he was worth the $440, would the rsc be more expensive?
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Old 17 July 2022, 02:31 AM   #42
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I saw someone for sale on ebay and I was very skeptical if he was worth the $440, would the rsc be more expensive?

I don’t think you should own watches. Sell this one and buy a G shock.


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