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Few people impress me as much as you, Jocke.
You have an amazing intuitive way to learn all these things that 99 % don’t have a clue about. You have a real talent and we all enjoy watching it it in your posts.
Just a litte closer look to the Rolex bracelet repair tool
Here are some tools to repair/rebuild Rolex Jubilee & Oyster bracelets. And some pins that will do the work. I start to hang up the bracelet to get a fair picture how the stretch is. Parts that will take it apart is made so it will not scratch the links o...
Yes, tho my wife had a rebuild 'fixed', yet it eventually failed. I guess bracelet parts need to be replaced, too, not just the press-in bits.
Was curious if LT Red would have helped, you're right Jocke. Guess the bracelet rebuilder went cheap instead of also replacing the end bracelet bits too.
Thanks for sharing this. Really informative and fun to read.
Are you also doing some polishing in the future?
Thanks for sharing the repair of stretched Rolex bracelet, Jocke.
I always find this repair magical. Is it correct that only the worn (narrowed) pins are replaced, while both the solid and hollow link of the jubilee bracelet are preserved? Best Henry
Few people impress me as much as you, Jocke.
You have an amazing intuitive way to learn all these things that 99 % don’t have a clue about. You have a real talent and we all enjoy watching it it in your posts.
An incredible tutorial Jocke! Question...
Several years ago, I got curious about what sorts of jigs/tools were used to remove "permanent" links from Oyster bracelets, and I recall finding an informative video where Michael Young showed how he did it. Question: What's the tool on the right side of...