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finance21 · 27 December 2006, 11:11 AM

I always notice that after a year or two of use the clasp always seems to “break in”, but yet I really wish I could bring it back to that crispness as when I first bought the watch. I know the old trick where you give the inner fold a nice little “bend” with your thumb and fingers however, is there a way to tighten the fliplock?

Now don’t get me wrong, the fliplock has not once come undone on its own but I just don’t feel as comfortable as I once did when the fliplock was nice and crisp. Am I just being paranoid or does anyone else notice this? Is there an easy fix?

davor · 27 December 2006, 11:24 AM

dont take it of as much only solution i can think of

JJ Irani · 27 December 2006, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by finance21

I always notice that after a year or two of use the clasp always seems to “break in”, but yet I really wish I could bring it back to that crispness as when I first bought the watch. I know the old trick where you give the inner fold a nice little “bend” with your thumb and fingers however, is there a way to tighten the fliplock?

Now don’t get me wrong, the fliplock has not once come undone on its own but I just don’t feel as comfortable as I once did when the fliplock was nice and crisp. Am I just being paranoid or does anyone else notice this? Is there an easy fix?

Take it in to your AD or any reputed watchmaker. He can fix it in a jiffy!!

astcell · 27 December 2006, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Take it in to your AD or any reputed watchmaker. He can fix it in a jiffy!!

My Dad always measures a short time with "two shakes of a lamb's tail" but then again I guess around JJ the lamb's tails are all pulling "extra security duty" and tend to stay put.

Alcan · 27 December 2006, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by astcell

My Dad always measures a short time with "two shakes of a lamb's tail" but then again I guess around JJ the lamb's tails are all pulling "extra security duty" and tend to stay put.

Rockrolex · 27 December 2006, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Take it in to your AD or any reputed watchmaker. He can fix it in a jiffy!!

I wouldn't listen to the BKL's advice. He takes his Folexes to reputed watchmakers.

I would only take my Rolex to a reputable watchmaker to have it serviced.

finance21 · 27 December 2006, 11:18 PM

Don't get me wrong, I can live with it being a bit "broken in", but I just want to make sure the watch wont fall off my wrist. Am I being too paranoid?

GerardoG · 28 December 2006, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by finance21

Don't get me wrong, I can live with it being a bit "broken in", but I just want to make sure the watch wont fall off my wrist. Am I being too paranoid?

You will be ok; but the dealer option is always a safe bet.

27 December 2006, 11:11 AM	#1
finance21 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: U.S.A Posts: 363	Fliplock I always notice that after a year or two of use the clasp always seems to “break in”, but yet I really wish I could bring it back to that crispness as when I first bought the watch. I know the old trick where you give the inner fold a nice little “bend” with your thumb and fingers however, is there a way to tighten the fliplock? Now don’t get me wrong, the fliplock has not once come undone on its own but I just don’t feel as comfortable as I once did when the fliplock was nice and crisp. Am I just being paranoid or does anyone else notice this? Is there an easy fix?

27 December 2006, 11:24 AM	#2
davor "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Real Name: davor Location: croatia Posts: 669	dont take it of as much only solution i can think of

27 December 2006, 11:18 PM	#7
finance21 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: U.S.A Posts: 363	Don't get me wrong, I can live with it being a bit "broken in", but I just want to make sure the watch wont fall off my wrist. Am I being too paranoid?

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