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Whats this piece called (Rolex Sub)

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dobo101

I have BK v4 Sub and on the band this piece fell off and I can not find it. Does anyone know what it is called and/or where I can buy another one. It is the bar that connects the band to the clasp.

 

Thanks

 

Dobo101

 

23674096251_7637164466_c.jpg100_6901 by maxman203, on Flickr

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UmpaHimself

That's a new one for me. I would email a TD and ask them.

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myaz

I'd send the pic to BK and ask him, hoping you don't have to buy the whole bracelet just for that part.

If so, then nothing to lose, a pin like that could be fashioned from anything close in diameter, cut to fit and glued in place.

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frakius

Check this page out, everything you would ever need to know about the rolex glidelock clasp with schematics! Hopefully will give you the info you need. Used it when my clasp got buggered up.

 

https://www.minus4pl...m/glidelock.php

 

Direct link to info schematic.

 

https://www.minus4plus6.com/images/Glidelock/glidelock_schematics/98210_Bracelet.JPG

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ROLIE

Hi i would try a screw from a spare link you might have taken out , if it fits then file the threads of and glue it in place

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UmpaHimself

Check this page out, everything you would ever need to know about the rolex glidelock clasp with schematics! Hopefully will give you the info you need. Used it when my clasp got buggered up.

 

https://www.minus4pl...m/glidelock.php

 

Direct link to info schematic.

 

https://www.minus4pl...10_Bracelet.JPG

Nice find. This picture on the home page though! Tropical PN?!

 

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Cleebeauregard

My guess is that your chances of finding someone willing to sell you only the particular part you need is between zero and none.

 

Here's what I suggest: pick up one of these Rubber B Replica straps on eBay, and use the glidelock clasp from it. You can then either sell the rubber strap to someone here on the forum, or hold on to it to use on one of your own Rolexes... $30 bucks for a rubber strap WITH a deployment clasp is pretty hard to beat, lol. By the way, the genuine Rubber B straps do NOT come with a clasp and cost $250!

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/311249600008?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&var=610448369461&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

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dobo101

Its called a knurled pin, thank you everyone

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SteveA

I will have a look later to see if I have one,if I have I will send it to you

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dobo101

I will have a look later to see if I have one,if I have I will send it to you

 

Thank you SteveA

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Genius
My guess is that your chances of finding someone willing to sell you only the particular part you need is between zero and none.

 

Here's what I suggest: pick up one of these Rubber B Replica straps on eBay, and use the glidelock clasp from it. You can then either sell the rubber strap to someone here on the forum, or hold on to it to use on one of your own Rolexes... $30 bucks for a rubber strap WITH a deployment clasp is pretty hard to beat, lol. By the way, the genuine Rubber B straps do NOT come with a clasp and cost $250!

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/311249600008?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&var=610448369461&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Great idea!

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SteveA

Got a full clasp you can have drop me a PM with where you want it sending to and it's yours

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