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Old 5 March 2020, 02:38 PM   #1
deluxman
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Rolex 1802 butterfly clasp hinge broken

Hi folks,

I have a Rolex President 1802 and the clasp hinge is broken. Does anyone know if Rolex can fix it or do I need to buy the whole brand new clasp from Rolex? I can probably post some picture later on if anyone can help...
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Old 5 March 2020, 02:41 PM   #2
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Maybe one of TRFs resident watchmakers can chime in to the contrary but I am very certain Rolex does not repair but will make you replace the bracelet entirely
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Old 5 March 2020, 02:49 PM   #3
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Yeah, Im pretty sure it will cost a lot if I were to buy the whole bracelet which is not justifiable I would think. Yes, please if someone in the TRF resident watchmakers can assist me that would be appreciated.
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