The Rolex 7836 Bracelet

[Nanuq]

There's the technique, mine was (cough) slightly less sophisticated.

[JoeyB]

Thank you! My kind of adjustment, using a hammer!

[cc33]

Lol, I used to use anything at my disposal but a rubber hammer really really helps not to mess up.

This is a great thread by MY that explains how to restore old vintage bands, It's where I borrowed the pics from.

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=276849

[correctime]

Simple! Very clever Z!

I bought one from Mary yesterday and will try this when it arrives.

Cool.

That "is" quite clever "Z".

That's what I love about this community.

Skill, experience and crafty-ness ( if that's even a word.)

[Guest zeleni kukuruz]

Cool.

That "is" quite clever "Z".

That's what I love about this community.

Skill, experience and crafty-ness ( if that's even a word.)

Thanks it's very easy and it dosent take much time

[sgtguk]

Lol, I used to use anything at my disposal but a rubber hammer really really helps not to mess up.

This is a great thread by MY that explains how to restore old vintage bands, It's where I borrowed the pics from.

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=276849

 

Some great reading in that thread mate   Thanks for sharing !

[correctime]

Thanks it's very easy and it dosent take much time

 

 

Thanks it's very easy and it dosent take much time

I'd really have to practice some "finese" Brother.

In my line of work, we do use hammers.....but 10, 12 and 16 lb'ers.

[EMM]

Bumping this.  Anyone care to explain zeleni's method?  His pics are gone from his post.

 

Thanks!