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Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: diazepam on March 27, 2018, 09:42:31 PM
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Hi.
I've removed all the readily removable links of my rolex oyster bracelet but I still need to remove one more segment. But because it does not have the pinhole, I was told I had to take it to the RSC. Does anyone know if there is a reliable shop who can do this procedure (has the machine) on the spot?
Thanks.
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My humble advise
If removed, it will lose its value should you decided to sell/upgrade in future.
To solve the issue, simply install the bracelet the other way round.
dc
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My humble advise
If removed, it will lose its value should you decided to sell/upgrade in future.
To solve the issue, simply install the bracelet the other way round.
dc
Hi David. Thanks for the advise. That's a novel idea that I will try out.
Thanks again.
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My humble advise
If removed, it will lose its value should you decided to sell/upgrade in future.
To solve the issue, simply install the bracelet the other way round.
dc
David, I have a question. If you install the bracelet the other way round, would the buckle/clasp be reversed too?
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My humble advise
If removed, it will lose its value should you decided to sell/upgrade in future.
To solve the issue, simply install the bracelet the other way round.
dc
David, I have a question. If you install the bracelet the other way round, would the buckle/clasp be reversed too?
Yes it would be, but it would give the wearer a better and more comfortable fit.
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yup, adapt to release buckle with your fingers instead of thumb... ;D
dc