Question for TT Blue Sub owners

[nko51]

The other day I was going to give my new TT Blue Sub it's first washing. I never had the diver clasp extended out. When I went to extend out the divers clasp it was really in there tight. I immediately took the watch and went back to my AD, to have him check it out. After about 5 minutes he came back to the showroom floor and told me that the watch was assembled correctly, but he also found it extremely hard to get the diver extension clasp to open, at this point I recommended we look at the 2 other TT Blue Sub's he had, and they were both just as tight. He said he would call Rolex on Monday, and see if there are any similiar complaints about the diver clasp extensions being that tight. How tight is your's.

[JJ Irani]

You and your AD were both doing something wrong. It's not that hard at all. Piece o' cake if you do it properly. Here ya go....just follow these simple steps:



Now, at this point, it's important that you pull the bracelet up and at RIGHT ANGLES to the rest of the bracelet...



...and finally!! BINGO!!

[sinbad]

The divers link on my LV was not difficult to extend once you pressed on the circle correctly. Getting it back in was a little tight. Tight enough to avoid accidently extending on its own during everyday wear.

[nko51]

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

You and your AD were both doing something wrong. It's not that hard at all. Piece o' cake if you do it properly. Here ya go....just follow these simple steps:



Now, at this point, it's important that you pull the bracelet up and at RIGHT ANGLES to the rest of the bracelet...



...and finally!! BINGO!!

JJ, you are 200% right! I thought that one little circle on the link was there for something. I'm a