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Old 30 May 2018, 10:15 PM   #31
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I have also asked about the 2mm spring bars and will see if that makes a difference
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Old 31 May 2018, 12:07 AM   #32
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Daytona’s as well

It looks like Daytona’s suffer from the same gap, will have to check out a new Daytona in-store to see if it compares
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Old 31 May 2018, 12:50 AM   #33
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I have also asked about the 2mm spring bars and will see if that makes a difference
See if it will snug up to the case tightly without spring bars. If so, then perhaps it can be adjusted to fit tighter.

Quite honestly though, this wouldn't bother me. Rolexes have undergone changes throughout the years and this tiny bit of space is probably common with many models.
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Old 31 May 2018, 12:52 AM   #34
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Here is what an SEL looks like. There is no gap because the end link is milled out of one piece, that is, the case and end link are one piece.

Here’s what mine looks like.

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Old 1 June 2018, 01:09 AM   #35
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I think that Rolex may have given you the wrong spring bars. I know I have had 2 different types from them in the past, they do a slightly larger one which is maybe what you need. I forget which strap and watch it was for but I had some spring bar that wouldn't fit through the hole in the spring bar.

I believe the Daytona and Datejust spring bars are 1.8mm think and for the rest of the Sports models they are 2.0mm thick.

This could be the reason you have the gap.
According to my RSC there is only the 2mm spring bars so there’s no spring bar that’s larger than what I have in currently
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