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Old 11 September 2018, 08:15 AM   #31
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Any more than the oils from one’s skin?
If the factory (Rolex) thought the bracelet pins and links needed lubricant, don't you think they would apply fresh from the factory or be included in the instructions? Searchart is spot on, totally unnecessary and counterproductive for the life of the bracelet.
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Old 11 September 2018, 08:18 AM   #32
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If the factory (Rolex) thought the bracelet pins and links needed lubricant, don't you think they would apply fresh from the factory or be included in the instructions? Searchart is spot on, totally unnecessary and counterproductive for the life of the bracelet.
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Old 11 September 2018, 08:07 PM   #33
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Just an observation my 30 year old DD isn't that stretched the most wear is where the clasp rubbing on the inside of the links.
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Old 11 September 2018, 08:30 PM   #34
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Just as a note, even if kept clean a bracelet will wear. Metal against metal will cause wear.


Yes but less wear


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Old 11 September 2018, 08:31 PM   #35
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If you continue to wear the watch with a worn bracelet like that, one day it will break and depending on where you are could result in a broken watch hitting the pavement or a lost watch if you happen to be in the ocean.
Do we think he will find himself swimming in the ocean with a vintage Speedy?
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