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digitalcrocodile · Today, 07:53 AM

Well, I got a bit of a surprise today when I removed my 116710 from the winder and found that the clasp wouldn't open. On further inspection, I noticed that one of the screws had backed out enough to prevent the clasp from opening. If it had been any other of the bracelet screws I doubt I would have noticed...that is until the links separated and the watch fell into the ocean, canyon, lake or wherever I happened to be at the time. From now on I will do a periodic inspection. Has anyone else had this problem?

Today, 07:53 AM	#1
digitalcrocodile "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Tennessee Posts: 157	Yikes! Screw on oyster bracelet working itself out Well, I got a bit of a surprise today when I removed my 116710 from the winder and found that the clasp wouldn't open. On further inspection, I noticed that one of the screws had backed out enough to prevent the clasp from opening. If it had been any other of the bracelet screws I doubt I would have noticed...that is until the links separated and the watch fell into the ocean, canyon, lake or wherever I happened to be at the time. From now on I will do a periodic inspection. Has anyone else had this problem?

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