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5 September 2015, 01:42 AM | #1 |
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SD4K --> Glidelock equipped?
Does the Sea Dweller 4K (116600) feature the glide lock clasp same as a modern SubC? TIA
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5 September 2015, 01:46 AM | #2 |
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Yes
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Yep same glidelock as the Submariners
However it doesn't have the half link link the Subs it has the divers extension. |
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The divers link is a unit that concertinas or zigzags out in three parts. It's engineering brilliance.
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OP, many owners of the SDc on TRF (and probably many who do not use the SDc for diving) remove the divers extension to "perfect" the fit. Not all do this, but many on TRF have said they do (I did, too.) Try it both ways to see which way works better for you. Great choice! |
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5 September 2015, 01:58 AM | #9 |
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It does - it's no DSSD clasp though - you still need to remove it to adjust it.
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Also echo the above the 116600 is my favourite SS Rolex
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All the SDC 4000 Needs is This
This is the only change the SD C needs IMO.
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5 September 2015, 02:47 AM | #16 |
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I just want to make sure I have this understood:
The SD4K has both the glidelock and the divers extension. Whereas my SubC (13' model) has the glidelock (which I LOVE) and the half link. Is that accurate? TIA |
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That's right.
You're going to really like the SDc. It will appear a bit smaller than the SubC. For me (but not for a lot of others) the larger lugs take away from the proportions of the SubC. |
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Thanks for all the help fellas! |
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Your gonna love it Buddy!
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i think the sd4k is probably the best watch rolex makes in terms of design and functionality.
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Can anyone explain how to operate the divers extension ? I don't get it...
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At 3:35 he displays the Glidelock and diver's extension. It'll give you an idea as to how they work. Not a great explanation but might help. |
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Thanks, finally figured it out !
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Read da manual, best way to figure it out.
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5 September 2015, 05:32 AM | #25 |
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My manual is 6500kms away from me...
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Good info here. I always thought the SD4K has the same clasp as the DSSD. I love the clasp on my DSSD. So easy to adjust for wrist expansion in hot weather.
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Seems odd the Deep Sea clasp isn't on the whole range of divers. It's brilliant. If it exsists why not?
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