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How to Adjust Your Rolex Bracelet: A Step-by-step Guide

It’s important that your watch fits perfectly on your wrist. Just like it’s important that your shoes fit properly, and that your shirt is the correct size.

If the clothes you wear don’t fit, you’ll just feel uncomfortable, and it will harm your user experience. Furthermore, it will also look awkward.

Rolex watches are beautiful pieces of art, stunning to look at, but it’s still important that you adjust your Rolex bracelet to your wrist so you can also wear it the way it is intended to be.

Now, you might be surprised that many of the people who are wearing a Rolex watch haven’t properly adjusted their Rolex bracelet to their wrist. Some people have it way too tight, making it uncomfortable to move the wrist, but others have their bracelet too large, making it slide up and down on the forearm, getting in the way, and requiring the wearer to constantly adjust the Rolex watch.

Some people don’t have the correct size on their Rolex bracelet because they just don’t know that it’s possible to adjust the Rolex bracelet, but others just don’t know how to go about doing it.

The most important part, however, is that you feel comfortable wearing your Rolex. If you prefer to have your watch a bit tighter, then have that, but if you prefer to have it looser, you should adjust it accordingly. But when it comes to people wearing their Rolex bracelets improperly, it’s not only about the size of the bracelet. In fact, it’s also about how the clasp sits on the wrist. Here, there’s only one ”right” way to wear your clasp, and that’s in the middle of your wrist. Oftentimes, wearers have the clasp too far on one side of the wrist, and this causes the watch to be pushed up or down on the wrist, making it uncomfortable to wear, as it tends to cause links to cantilever over the hinge of the clasp.

If you don’t know how to adjust your Rolex bracelet, don’t worry.

In this article, we’ll teach you how to adjust your Rolex bracelet to fit your wrist perfectly – just the way you want it -but also how to adjust your Rolex clasp so that it sits evenly on your wrist.

How to adjust your Rolex bracelet

First thing first, the most common way to adjust a Rolex bracelet is to remove or add links to the bracelet. But the catch is that this may not always be necessary, and if you can, it’s ideal to choose other, easier ways to adjust your Rolex bracelet than to bring tools and start adding or removing links. If you have no other alternative, this is, however, the alternative you need to opt for, and I’ll go more into detail on how you can remove or add links to your Rolex bracelet further on.

Wear your watch correctly

When talking about wearing a watch, everyone always talks about wearing your watch on the wrist, but while this is used in a more ordinary language, the fact is that you shouldn’t actually wear your watch on the wrist. As such, the case might actually be that your Rolex watch is perfectly adjusted to your wrist, but because you wear your watch on your wrist, it still sits uncomfortably.  

There are several reasons you don’t want to wear your watch on the wrist, and the first is that it significantly limits your wrist’s ability to move. if you are going to bend your wrist, your watch may actually work as a block, preventing you from bending it, but also causing pain to your wrist as you’re doing so.

The second reason you don’t want to wear your watch on your wrist is that the crown or pushers if you are wearing a Daytona , will be pushed into your hand, which may cause blisters and leave red marks.

Most importantly, however, is that the head of the ulna, which is the bone that sticks out on the left side of your wrist (on your left wrist) makes it uncomfortable to have your watch against it, between your wrist’s ben-point and the bone.

As such, the proper place to wear your watch is actually on the lower part of the forearm, just above the head of the ulna. Your wrist has a different diameter here compared to your actual wrist, so it might be the case that if you simply move where on your wrist you have your watch, you may not need to adjust your Rolex bracelet.

Now, if you are wearing your watch on the lower part of the forearm where wristwatches are meant to be worn, and your Rolex bracelet is still too tight or too large, you need another approach, and this demands you to actually adjust your Rolex bracelet. But before we look at how you can change the number of links you have on your bracelet, let’s look at simpler alternatives to adjust the size of your Rolex bracelet.

Does your watch have a Glidelock clasp?

The Glidelock clasp only exists on modern Rolex Submariner and SeaDweller watches, so if your Rolex watch is either of those, this is a way to adjust your Rolex bracelet.

If you look underneath your Rolex clasp, you’ll find the Glidelock system. With this feature, you can effortlessly adjust your Rolex bracelet by 2mm increments. The Gridlock feature offers a total extension of up to 20mm.  

To use the Glidelock clasp function to adjust your Rolex bracelet’s size, pop open the adjustable side of the bracelet from the clasp and then glide it back and forth until you find a size suitable for your wrist. Then, simply click the clasp back in place.

The Deepsea and Sea-Dweller extend up to 26mm thanks to their diver’s extension.

The Glidelock feature is great to make small size changes to your bracelet when switching between temperatures when your wrist changes size, but it can also be the small necessary difference between having your bracelet perfectly sized and having it just too tight or loose.

Since the Glidelock clasp only allows you to adjust the size of your Rolex bracelet so much, even if you use it, your Rolex watch may be too loose or too tight, and this may demand you to ultimately turn to the link approach.

Adjusting with the easy clasp feature

Many Rolex watche s with a clasp have an easy-link feature that allows you to adjust the size of your Rolex bracelet. Now, this approach isn’t as effortless as the Glidelock clasp, however, it is still an easier alternative than turning to the links.

Note that not all watches have this type of clasp that enables this, so this may or may not work for adjusting the size of your Rolex bracelet.

The watches that have the easy clasp feature are the GMT-Master II, the Daytona, and many other Rolex models and versions.

The approach is similar to the Glidelock, however, in order to adjust the size, you need some kind of tool.   On these traditional folded Rolex stainless steel clasps, there are 4-5 spring bar adjustment holes. What you do is push in the spring bar that holds the bracelet together with the clasp, and then move the bracelet to one of the holes that exist on the inside of the clasp. When you’ve found the hole you want, you simply slide the spring bar in place again.

The Easylink can extend or contract up to 5mm.  

For newer, milled Rolex clasps, there are three adjustment slots inside the clasp. When doing this, you want to use a small springbar tool or even a toothpick to release both sides of the spring bar. As you do this, don’t pull on the links.

Removing links from your bracelet

The last method and often the most common is to remove links from your bracelet.

Removing links allows you to make size adjustments of more than just a few millimeters, and this is something that you always do if you buy a new Rolex watch since new Rolex watches always come with a full set of link bits already on the bracelet.

Most people won’t have to add links to the bracelet, but if you do, you use the exact same method as when you remove them.

Before you make any adjustments to your links, you want to first make sure that the clasp is centered, but most importantly, see how the watch sits on your wrist.

If you don’t feel confident enough to do this yourself, we recommend that you take it to a watchmaker. All watchmakers have the skills and tools needed to do this, however, we recommend that you go to an authorized dealer to stay on the safe side.

As for the size of a Rolex bracelet, the standard recommendation is that you should have your bracelet loose enough to allow a finger to slide under the clasp. The reason you want to have your bracelet set to this size is so that even when your wrist expands as your wrist gets warm, it is still comfortable.

But again, if you don’t like to have your bracelet this size, then experiment until you find a size that suits you. After all, you’re the one who is going to wear the watch, and it’s important that you’re comfortable with it.

When it comes to removing links, Rolex themselves recommend that you should first remove links from the 6 o’clock side (bottom) to make sure that the clasp hinge stays centered on the wrist.  

If you remove links from the 12 o’clock side, the bracelet tends to pull the watch, preventing it from staying centered on your wrist.

Now, it’s time to remove links from your bracelet. To do this, you need a screwdriver. Don’t just take any screwdriver , but make sure you have a proper tool that is made for this exact purpose. This will prevent you from scratching the bracelet or damaging anything. Ideally, you should use an official Rolex screwdriver, but these can be pricey. The slot where you screw has 90-degree corners and is flat at the bottom. To avoid scratches, it is important that your screwdriver fits the slot perfectly.

Begin by placing your Rolex vertically on a soft surface, such as a cloth a pillow, or similar to prevent scratches when you adjust the band.

When you start screwing, it can be tough at first, and this is because Rolex uses 222 Loctite. Don’t use too much force as you’re screwing as you may damage something, but instead, heat the link with a hairdryer. You can even continue to have the hairdryer on as you’re screwing if needed. The warmth will loosen up the Loctite glue.

Identify the holes on the side of your bracelet which can be found at the edge of your links right near the clasp.

It’s on one side that you find the holes where you are going to screw.

In order to remove a link, you need to screw out two pins from the bracelet.

Unscrew the pin holding two links together and pull out the pin.

When you’ve done this, remove the Loctite residue that is left on the pin and screw.

When you’ve removed the link, apply a very small amount of Loctite to the end of the pin and then put the link through the hole to hold the two links together.

Now, carefully screw back the pin and make sure that it is properly screwed in.

Also, make sure that you keep the link(s) that you’ve removed because these will affect the value of your watch if you are going to sell it in the future.

How to adjust your Rolex bracelet: Make sure it fits perfectly

Now you know all of the ways you can adjust your Rolex bracelet. Now, it’s just time to find your perfect fit. It can take a few weeks to find the perfect fit for your Rolex bracelet, and normally, it’s not enough to just use one of these methods. Oftentimes, you need to use several of them to adjust your Rolex bracelet- meaning both adjusting the size of the bracelet as well as the clasp, to achieve a perfect fit.

If you have wrists that are smaller than 6.5” in diameter, you must remove a non-removable link from your bracelet. This is not something you should do yourself, but instead something that you should go to an authorized dealer for help with.

There are also half-links for Oyster bracelets made for the Submariner and DeepSea SeaDweller bracelets, as well as half-links for Jubilee bracelets which you can get help with acquiring from an authorized dealer.

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2 thoughts on “ How to Adjust Your Rolex Bracelet: A Step-by-step Guide ”

Ummmmm am I high on something that’s illegal or did you show a video where the Easylink absolutely in no way got adjusted??? Like I watched the person fondle it and open it and do the whole show off how nice it is…… but that dude ain’t got no tool and the watched didn’t adjusted. The description says you need a tool. We just saw a tool-less videol

Hi, The Easylink adjusts the length of the bracelet without the use of any tools by 5mm. It is very simple which is why it may appear as if no adjustment was made. In the video, the Easylink is opened and closed. The Glidelock clasp is also adjusted without any tools. The only time you need tools is when you need to remove or add links to the bracelet.

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An Overview of the Oysterflex Rolex Watches

I’ll admit, when I first saw the Oysterflex bracelet back in 2015, I was not a fan. With its imposing black color and sporty rubber profile, it was just so un-Rolex. But fast-forward a few years later, and the Oysterflex style has grown on me. I don’t know if I would go as far as to say that I would wear one regularly, but I do admire what Rolex created. After all, the Oysterflex is not merely a rubber strap (this is Rolex we’re talking about), but a thoughtfully crafted bracelet that combines the advantages of elastomer and metal.

While the Oysterflex was initially exclusively available with the Yacht-Master 37 and Yacht-Master 40 watches, Rolex has rolled out this sporty black bracelet to other models, including Yacht-Master 42, Daytona, and Sky-Dweller watches. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the Oysterflex Rolex watches, including an explanation of design, sizes, and prices.

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What is Rolex Oysterflex

Rolex is careful to call the Oysterflex a bracelet and not a strap, and once you understand its construction, you’ll see why. The patented design consists of a titanium and nickel-alloy blade clad in black elastomer. The result is much of the same durability as a metal bracelet, with the flexibility and comfort of a rubber strap. Regardless of what Rolex calls it, enthusiasts do refer to it as an Oysterflex strap almost as often as an Oysterflex bracelet.

Style-wise, rather than just a smooth finish, the exterior of the band includes a raised center for an attractive tiered surface. If you take a look at the underside of the Oysterflex, Rolex added wing-like rubber components. These curved cushions raise the rubber away from the skin slightly to allow for much-needed airflow. They also serve to stabilize the watch and help keep it centered on the wrist.

Like most Rolex bracelets, the Oysterflex bracelet tapers slightly as it meets the solid gold Oysterlock safety clasp attached to it. The sturdy deployant clasp is equipped with the super practical Easylink extension system, which permits wearers to lengthen the bracelet by around 5mm for a roomier fit.

Can You Buy Rolex Oysterflex?

You can only buy a Rolex Oysterflex bracelet (from Rolex) for a model that already comes paired with an Oysterflex bracelet. In short, you can buy a replacement Oysterflex bracelet. So this begs the question, which Rolex watches are available with an Oysterflex?

The Oysterflex made its debut in 2015 on the then-new Everose gold Yacht-Master models in 40mm (ref. 116655) and 37mm (ref. 268655) sizes, each fitted with a black dial. This particular bracelet was a solid choice for the new iterations of the luxurious yet sporty Yacht-Master models, as it matches the black Cerachrom ceramic bezels and black dials perfectly. Plus, the rubber coating is well suited for life at sea, since it can stand up to salty waters and long-term sun exposure.

Following the introduction of the Oysterflex on the Yacht-Master, Rolex rolled out this particular bracelet style to select Daytona models in 2017. Additionally, Rolex has used it to replace all of the leather strap options within their Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona collection. Today, the Everose gold Daytona ref. 116515LN, the yellow gold Daytona ref. 116518LN, and the white gold Daytona ref. 116519LN all sport the innovative black Oysterflex bracelet. The sporty black rubber Oysterflex band looks especially great with Rolex’s famed sports chronographs – regardless of the case metal.

Finally, in 2020, the Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller was the latest Rolex watch collection to receive the Oysterflex bracelet treatment. You can find it on the Everose gold Sky-Dweller 326235 and the yellow gold Sky-Dweller 326238.

Rolex Watch Models with Oysterflex

• Rolex Yacht-Master
• Rolex Daytona
• Rolex Sky-Dweller

It’s worth noting that the Oysterflex bracelet is currently only available on gold Rolex watch models, including yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold. Whether or not Rolex decides to furnish steel watches (or another precious metal watch like platinum) with Oysterflex bracelets in the future remains to be seen.

How Much Does a Rolex Oysterflex Cost?

If you buy a Rolex Oysterflex bracelet replacement, it’ll cost you around $250 per side. Since the Oysterflex bracelet comes with two separate pieces, each side is sold separately and the solid gold clasp is a separate (and significant) additional charge.

Since the Yacht-Master, Daytona, and Sky-Dweller have different case sizes, Oysterflex bracelets come in four different widths:

• 18mm to fit the 37mm Yacht-Master (Bracelet Code 350557, Part # B218-106-x)
• 20mm to fit the 40mm Yacht-Master and Daytona (Bracelet Code 350501, Part # B218-105-x)
• 21mm to fit the 42mm Yacht-Master Bracelet Code 351525, Part # B218-107-x)
• 22mm to fit the 42mm Sky-Dweller (Bracelet Code 351860, Part # B218-108-x)

Each side of the bracelet comes in six different lengths, which are categorized from letters C to H. The “x” in the above part numbers would be replaced with a size letter C, D, E, F, etc.

Remember, Rolex does not sell Oysterflex bracelets to pair with Rolex watches that don’t originally come with an Oysterflex. The company will simply sell you a replacement for an already existing bracelet.

The (retail) costs of Oysterflex bracelet Rolex watches are as follows:

• Everose gold Yacht-Master 37 ref. 268655: $24,050
• Everose gold Yacht-Master 40 ref. 126655: $28,050
• White gold Yacht-Master 42 ref. 226659: $29,650
• Yellow gold Yacht-Master 42 ref. 226658: $28,300
• Yellow gold Daytona ref. 16518LN: $29,200
• White gold Daytona ref. 116519LN: $30,500
• Everose gold Daytona ref. 116515LN: $30,500
• Yellow gold Sky-Dweller ref. 326238: $40,000
• Everose gold Sky-Dweller ref. 326235: $41,400

Is Rolex Oysterflex Comfortable?

At first glance, the Oysterflex bracelet looks like a standard black rubber strap. However, the Oysterflex bracelet is not a simple rubber strap – as mentioned, it consists of a titanium and nickel alloy metal blade at its core, which is then wrapped with black elastomer. What’s more, for comfort, airflow, and stability, the underside of the band includes cushion segments to lift the rubber surface slightly above the skin.

Depending on the model, the Oysterflex is furnished with various clasps and extension systems to perfect the wearer to increase the bracelet length for added comfort and better fit.

• Cosmograph Daytona – Folding Oysterlock safety clasp with Easylink extension
• Yacht-Master – Oysterlock safety clasp with Glidelock extension system
• Sky-Dweller – Folding Oysterclasp with Glidelock extension system

The Easylink permits the wearer to increase the bracelet length by approximately 5mm. On the other hand, the Glidelock permits micro-adjustment of the bracelet length by around 15mm, in increments of 2.5mm.

If you like luxury watches with rubber straps, then the Rolex Oysterflex is arguably one of the best-designed options in the market that offers fantastic comfort. It’s not often that Rolex SA unveils a completely new design and this highly innovative one is a worthy addition to the brand’s bracelet collection, joining the likes of the famous Oyster, Jubilee, and President bracelets.

About Celine Simon

Celine is a luxury watch writer here for us at Bob's Watches who has enjoyed working in the horology industry for over ten years. Like many of the high-end timepieces she writes about, she comes from Switzerland—the heart of fine watchmaking. From Singapore to Montreal to Geneva to Dubai to Amman, Celine has lived all over the world but now calls the beaches of Southern California home.

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The oysterflex bracelet, highly resistant and durable.

The Yacht-Master’s new Oysterflex bracelet, developed by Rolex and patented, offers a sporty alternative to metal bracelets. The bracelet attaches to the watch case and the Oysterlock safety clasp by a flexible titanium and nickel alloy metal blade.

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Month Panchang for Lyubertsy, Moscow Oblast, Russia

• Month Panchang

Sunday, July 14, 2024

Sunrise 04:04 AM

Sunset 09:03 PM

Moonrise 01:53 PM

Moonset 11:28 PM

Shaka Samvat 1946 Krodhi

Vikram Samvat 2081 Pingala

Gujarati Samvat 2080 Rakshasa

Amanta Month Ashadha

Purnimanta Month Ashadha

Weekday Raviwara

Paksha Shukla Paksha

Tithi Ashtami upto 02:55 PM

Nakshatra Chitra upto 07:36 PM

Yoga Siddha upto Full Night

Karana Bava upto 02:55 PM

Karana Balava upto 03:56 AM , Jul 15

Sunsign Mithuna

Moonsign Kanya upto 06:13 AM

Rahu Kalam 06:56 PM to 09:03 PM

Gulikai Kalam 04:49 PM to 06:56 PM

Yamaganda 12:34 PM to 02:41 PM

Abhijit 12:00 PM to 01:08 PM

Dur Muhurtam 06:48 PM to 07:55 PM

Amrit Kalam 12:27 PM to 02:14 PM

Varjyam 01:46 AM , Jul 15 to 03:31 AM , Jul 15

Notes: All timings are represented in 12-hour notation in local time of Lyubertsy, Russia with DST adjustment (if applicable). Hours which are past midnight are suffixed with next day date. In Panchang day starts and ends with sunrise.

Hindu calendar

In Hindu Calendar, the day starts with local sunrise and ends with next day local sunrise. As sunrise time is different for all cities, Hindu Calendar made for one city is not valid for any other city. Hence it is important to use location based Hindu Calendar , like this website. Further, each Hindu day consists of five elements, which are called angas . These five elements are -

• Var (name of seven days of a week)

In Hindu Calendar, all five elements together are called Panchang . (In Sanskrit: Panchang = Pancha (five) + Ang (part)). Hence Hindu Calendar which shows all five elements for each day is called Panchang . In South India Panchang is known as Panchangam .

Indian Calendar

When Hindu Calendar includes Muslims, Sikh, Christian, Buddhist and Jain festivals, including national holidays, it is called as Indian Calendar .

Lunar Month List

• Margashirsha

Nakshatra List

• Mrigashirsha
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• Purva Bhadrapada
• Uttara Bhadrapada

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• Chatushpada

Tithi Names

Rashi names, anandadi yoga names.

• Ananda Siddhi
• Kaladanda Mrityu
• Dhumra Asukha
• Dhata/Prajapati Saubhagya
• Saumya Bahu Sukha
• Dhwanksha Dhanakshaya
• Ketu/Dhwaja Saubhagya
• Shrivatsa Saukhyasampatti
• Vajra Kshaya
• Mudgara Lakshmikshaya
• Chhatra Rajasanmana
• Mitra Pushti
• Manasa Saubhagya
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• Utpata Prananasha
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• Kana Klesha
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• Shubha Kalyana
• Amrita Rajasanmana
• Mushala Dhanakshaya
• Matanga Kulavriddhi
• Rakshasa Mahakashta
• Chara Karyasiddhi
• Sthira Griharambha
• Vardhamana Vivaha

Samvatsara Names

• Chitrabhanu
• Virodhakrit
• Rudhirodgari

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an inauspicious period of 5 days

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