Quality / design issue in Rolesor Oyster bracelets: Gold piece can fall off the clasp

[DoricSpiker]

The bezel on my TT GMT fell off a few years ago. I took it to my AD and she fixed it. The end


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[Rolexsd4000]

After reading all the comments I again looked at the pics and from what I see is the first weld did is job in the clasp but the 2nd 3rd and last weld did not even weld together. So I believe it was only the first weld that held the Gold piece on until it finally let loose.
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Again Rolex will make it right …
If not shame on them ..just my 2 cents


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[Rolexsd4000]

Here are my pics on the other part of TT clasp
In this case my TT SD43
The tip of the clasp is solid and sandwich in between the hook .





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[173rdabn]

WOW! Had no idea.

[Etschell]

if you look at the underside of the clasp it isnt gold. it isnt shocking to me.

[1995akcoop]

Originally Posted by Mdotlife

Wow, like others I naively thought the block of gold on the clasp was solid with the steel flanks. So it's actually steel with a piece of 0.6mm gold fused on top? Never would have guessed. I might test the local SA's knowledge and see if she knows that. I wonder if anybody has asked her before?

I was thinking the exact same thing! Not much gold it twotones…. Shouldn’t cost as much considering its a this strip of gold


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[HiBoost]

It shouldn't take an engineer to realize that when you open the TT clasp and the inside is all stainless, the entire center cannot be solid gold.

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[George58]

Originally Posted by HiBoost

It shouldn't take an engineer to realize that when you open the TT clasp and the inside is all stainless, the entire center cannot be solid gold.

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YES hello people

[Devildog]

Originally Posted by Tikandtokalot

I'd much rather have SS or PM rather than something fudged up to look like something else.
Hey my money my choice.
I bet the cosmetic additions weren't pointed out at purchase.
Buyer beware. IMHO

Its blinding obvious when you open the clasp, no one is getting conned here

For the entire centre section to be gold, the clasp would require to be pinned together which would probably make the TT clasp more expensive to produce than one made entirely of 18ct gold