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Old 22 February 2024, 03:28 AM   #1
Devon Dipper
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How to lengthen jubliee strap with links

Hi there, I have just acquired a 70's Oyster Date with a jubilee bracelet (I know that's not correct for the watch but I like it).

What I'd like to know is - is it possible to add links to lengthen the bracelet, as it is a tiny tiny bit tight. It probably only needs one link adding. Having counted up one side has 9 and one side has 10!

If so, how does one do it, please? I have managed to find links but don't know if I'm buying the right thing or how I would go about getting one into the bracelet

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Old 22 February 2024, 03:55 AM   #2
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How to lengthen jubliee strap with links

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Hi there, I have just acquired a 70's Oyster Date with a jubilee bracelet (I know that's not correct for the watch but I like it).

What I'd like to know is - is it possible to add links to lengthen the bracelet, as it is a tiny tiny bit tight. It probably only needs one link adding. Having counted up one side has 9 and one side has 10!

If so, how does one do it, please? I have managed to find links but don't know if I'm buying the right thing or how I would go about getting one into the bracelet

Thanks, one and all

There are instructional videos on YouTube. You will need an extra screw, as well. You will also need a 1.4 mm jewelry screw driver. Just google how to size a Rolex Jubilee bracelet. It’s really easy. Basically, you unscrew one of the removable links, add the extra link, and screw it back together. Add it to the side with 9 links. When you are done, show post a pic. Welcome to the forum!

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Old 22 February 2024, 04:39 AM   #3
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There are instructional videos on YouTube. You will need an extra screw, as well. You will also need a 1.4 mm jewelry screw driver. Just google how to size a Rolex Jubilee bracelet. It’s really easy. Basically, you unscrew one of the removable links, add the extra link, and screw it back together. Add it to the side with 9 links. When you are done, show post a pic. Welcome to the forum!

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Sorry - I should have been more clear with my original post. This bracelet is the folded link version and doesn't have any links with screws to be able to unscrew and add another one.
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Old 22 February 2024, 05:55 AM   #4
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Thanks for the welcome and reply.

I should have been more clear - the bracelet I have is the folded rivet type, so not screws to undo and add a link.

Can you post a pic ofthe bracelet, especially the underside of the removable links. I’ve adjusted some vintage bracelets, awhile back. My son talked me out of a 34 mm Vintage OP, that I sized, but it was a folded link oyster bracelet. It might be similar though, in the way ir works.

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