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stockjock1975 · 30 August 2016, 08:58 AM

Logic would dictate that spring bars are the weakest point on a Rolex (or any watch for that matter). So this got me wondering if spring bars ever get worn out, lose their strength/integrity, and need to be periodically replaced? Along these lines, if you are purchasing after-market spring bars...perhaps for strap changes?....are their varying qualities of spring bars or spring bar manufacturers?

Final question....has anyone here on TRF ever lost a watch or had a watch come off the wrist due to a spring bar malfunction?

30 August 2016, 08:58 AM	#1
stockjock1975 Banned Join Date: Jun 2008 Real Name: Brian Location: Cleveland, OH Watch: Platona Posts: 1,569	Spring Bar Questions Logic would dictate that spring bars are the weakest point on a Rolex (or any watch for that matter). So this got me wondering if spring bars ever get worn out, lose their strength/integrity, and need to be periodically replaced? Along these lines, if you are purchasing after-market spring bars...perhaps for strap changes?....are their varying qualities of spring bars or spring bar manufacturers? Final question....has anyone here on TRF ever lost a watch or had a watch come off the wrist due to a spring bar malfunction?

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