useful tools to help change bracelets/straps

[Oceanklassik]

Any tips on rubber b strap?

Tips like? Where to buy them?

[Jaydenloh]

Any tips on rubber b strap?

[wishxpress]

Thanks

[prmny36]

Very useful, much appreciated

[byion]

Thanks for sharing guys!

[thanh03041993]

Thanks you, it's helpful for me

[cjexcel]

Thanks a lot

[rayden2017]

Thanks for sharing

[pdsubraa]

3185 should work

3185 should work better for me. Let me try!

[peckhs]

hmmm ... I usually uses jewelers screwdrivers and mostly it works..
any comment on those clamp style tools?? theoretically they should be more efficient?

[Olivier_SG]

Oceanklassik, triton thanks!
I will go and check RSC in that case

[Oceanklassik]

Hi,

I have just bought a GMT2, still under rolex warranty: do you think I go in a Rolex shop and ask them to adjust mu bracelet? It is a bit too tight.

Most of the time, any ROLEX AD will resize your ROLEX watch for you for free. Alternatively, you can approach the ROLEX Service Centre (RSC) to do it for you. The RSC Singapore is located in the heart of Orchard Road (beside Lucky Plaza).

[triton]

did you buy from a local AD?

if you did, you may approach them to ask them resize.

alternatively, you can do micro adjustment at the clasps.

Hi,

I have just bought a GMT2, still under rolex warranty: do you think I go in a Rolex shop and ask them to adjust mu bracelet? It is a bit too tight.

[Olivier_SG]

does rolex do it for free?

Hi,

I have just bought a GMT2, still under rolex warranty: do you think I go in a Rolex shop and ask them to adjust mu bracelet? It is a bit too tight.

[forcabruta]

FYI, the original Rolex tool for cases with holes in the lugs is ref. 2100 (includes screwdriver for standard rollie links), and for cases without holes in the lugs is ref. 3200 (looks like pliers).