Rhys Brown
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Rolex sub - how small can it go?
My wife is set on getting the Hulk sub. She has small wrists @ 5inch. Can anyone tell me if the Strap can go this small?
Is that the smallest sub Rolex do? Are they all 40mm (date/no date)
Thanks!
RB
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Rolex sub - how small can it go?
My wife is set on getting the Hulk sub. She has small wrists @ 5inch. Can anyone tell me if the Strap can go this small? Is that the smallest sub Rolex do? Are they all 40mm (date/no date) Thanks! RB
I think it is not posible with the normal srewed links. You have to destroy the the bracelet and take away not screwed links.
I think, talking from my own experience, the HULK is not a good choice. May be it works for some hours, but for every day the HULK is to haevy and to big for this wrist. But I know, it is a challenge to explain this. So good luck! Best Walter
Rolex can probably shorten
would be my guess. They take the links apart during service so I am sure they can shorten to any length by removing the fixed links.
Walter makes good points.
But if there’s no swaying her, you could put it on a strap and that easily solves the issue.
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