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Old 27 April 2024, 10:45 AM   #6
watchnwine
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This isn't the clasp code as we usually use the term.
The clasp code is 3 digits and can be used to fix an approximate date of manfacture.
The clasp code can be found on the inside of the clasp itself (I need a magnifier with my old eyes) and is likely to be one of the following in your example:

DE
DT
AD

followed by a number. The letter code is the year of production, (DE=2001, DT=2002 and AD=2003) and the number is the month. To put it together, a clasp code of AD7 would indicate that the bracelet was manufactured in July of 2003 and likely paired up with a case that didn't have holes. If the letters are anything else (or an S for service), the bracelet may have been manufactured later.
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