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In case you’re wondering, Rolex uses clasps not buckles…
For many watch brands, connecting the watch strap such that it does not come loose is a simple as using a simple buckle. But for Rolex, who uses 904L or 316L stainless steel Oyster or Jubilee links, the buckle is no simple affair. At face value, terms such as the Crown Clasp, Easy Link, GlideLock, […]
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Fitting a Rolex Bracelet
Rolex bracelets are somewhat easy to fit and size, given that you have the correct tools. The intent behind bracelet fitting is to have the clasp centered on the underside of your wrist, not off to one side. Typically having the clasp centered required moving links from one side of the band to the other, […]
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What do Oysters have to do with Rolex?
Rolex was the first company to serially produce a watch that was impervious to day-to-day dust and water. Rolex was able to achieve this feat by patenting a caseback that screwed into the case, a crown that screwed into the case, and a bezel that screwed the then acrylic crystal onto the case. Prior this […]
