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andrew00 · 28 February 2013, 04:14 AM

Hey,

I just received a 2nd hand Explorer 36mm, which I'm loving so far.

The bracelet is a little big for my thin wrists so I want to get some links removed to make it smaller.

I was wondering, as an issue of intelligent ownership, is that something I could get done at any watch shop or should I take it into a Rolex store/dealership? I.E. should I 'go pro' with it for safety (aka workmanship) issues?

I don't know much of the tech but the bracelet is a fliplock clasp and has the covers to the spring bars, no paper clips in the sides to remove the strap easily.

28 February 2013, 04:14 AM	#1
andrew00 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: uk Posts: 3	Removing links in the braclet Hey, I just received a 2nd hand Explorer 36mm, which I'm loving so far. The bracelet is a little big for my thin wrists so I want to get some links removed to make it smaller. I was wondering, as an issue of intelligent ownership, is that something I could get done at any watch shop or should I take it into a Rolex store/dealership? I.E. should I 'go pro' with it for safety (aka workmanship) issues? I don't know much of the tech but the bracelet is a fliplock clasp and has the covers to the spring bars, no paper clips in the sides to remove the strap easily.

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