Has anyone bought a single 380 endlink from an AD?

[harry in montreal]

I bought a nice 9315 that has only one 380b. I could try to get my AD to sell me one, but I’m not sure if this is the easiest and most reasonable way to go. I’m wondering if the newer oyster bands they sell use a compatible endlink ? 78400 maybe?

[Styles Bitchley]

I picked up a set of 380b endlinks at Rolex Toronto a few years ago. The tech said he had to search all over the place for them but managed to find them. I don't see why they wouldn't sell just one. Just tell them it got lost when your spring bar popped loose.

[harry in montreal]

Thanks for that. I plan to take that exact approach. I had similar luck with a bezel and insert a few years ago. I just removed the old one and it worked.

[lee fowler]

Is the 9315 for a Rolex or Tudor watch?

[harry in montreal]

the 9315 is the Tudor variant. I have a 7021 tudor sub that I plan to wear it with. I may hook it onto my 5513 at first. The Rolex 9315s are really spendy, and I find they are oft in rough shape. The Tudors seem to have held up better and cost a fraction of the Rolex

[zapokee]

It's a good question.

I don't know for sure, but I feel Rolex would insist on providing both end links so that the integrity is uniform. Either way, I don't imagine it would break the bank if you have to buy a pair. Relatively speaking, of course.

[harry in montreal]

Thanks guys, yes, it was more of a question whether it was out of print at this time. I could get a pair on here or eBay I suppose. I got the 9315 for a reasonable amount but I only want legit Rolex parts