any thoughts on the OP 39 bracelet?

[Jakx]

I am having a hard time figuring out from the available literature and even from the usually thorough reviews from WatchTime, whether the OP 39's Oyster bracelet has an "easylink" feature equivalent. I get the sense it doesn't or they would post it. My question then is, what does it have? The previous generation pin system?
Thanks for your input!

[Tools]

No, the Oyster Perpetual does not have the EZ link bracelet.

As Rolex states. "For the Oyster Perpetual models the Oyster bracelet is fitted with an Oysterclasp."

[Memphis]

Originally Posted by Lausanne

I am having a hard time figuring out from the available literature and even from the usually thorough reviews from WatchTime, whether the OP 39's Oyster bracelet has an "easylink" feature equivalent. I get the sense it doesn't or they would post it. My question then is, what does it have? The previous generation pin system?
Thanks for your input!

CLASPS
Oysterclasp = 3 micro adjustments
Easylink = 3 micro adjustments + 5mm extension
Crownclasp = no adjustments except the bracelet links
Glidelock = hidden 2mm X 10 adjustments

Oysterlock = this is the small folding piece which locks the clasp (e.g. submariner)

Fliplock = 26mm diver's extension (e.g. sea-dweller and DSSD)

[Phil75]

Is it possible to retrofit the easylink to an OP 39mm bracelet (114300)? Can someone give a cost estimation for the original parts?

Thanks a lot.
Phil

[El Cascarrabias]

I believe the Explorer has the the same case but has an easy link bracelet. If the cases are the same then the bracelets may be interchangeable.

No idea about the cost.