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19 September 2023, 07:22 AM
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224270 Explorer. Still 15.5mm Removable links?
Have the links on a 224270 increased in size or does the Oyster bracelet still use 15.5mm removable links?
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I'm interested in this response as well. Would any of the Exp 40 owners be able to provide this info? Thanks.
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I'll have to measure when I get home but I believe they are 16mm. I do know they are the same size as my Submariner.
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The links on the Rolex Explorer 224270 have not increased in size; they still use the 15.5mm removable links found on previous Oyster bracelets. This standard size allows for compatibility with many existing bracelets, maintaining the classic Rolex design and comfort. If you’re considering adjustments or a new bracelet, those links should fit as expected.
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