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  1. Hez94 Aug 27, 2020

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    [Seamaster Professional 300m]

    Sorry for the poor description, but I have somehow managed to damage / lose part of my clasp. Its now loose and bends in. Does anyone know what part I'd need to repair this?

    The watch can still be worn but I'd like to get it fixed. See image below.
     
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  2. YY77 Aug 27, 2020

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    You need to state your watch model to get better info.
     
  3. Hez94 Aug 27, 2020

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    Its a Seamaster Professional 300m
     
  4. Meme-Dweller Aug 27, 2020

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    What happened to the tube the goes between? How does that happen while the spring bar is still holding on?
     
  5. Hez94 Aug 27, 2020

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    Im guessing theres supposed to be a tube that sits between to keep the two bars from bending in?
     
  6. Bugbait Aug 27, 2020

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    Yep. As per @Meme-Dweller 's question, where did the little tube spacer go?
     
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  7. Hez94 Aug 27, 2020

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    I honestly have no idea whats happened to it. The watch was passed down to me though & was in this state when I received it.

    Do you know the name of this specific part / if it is available to order as a spare anywhere?
     
  8. steelfish Aug 27, 2020

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    I can’t quite see from the pics but there should be a metal collar between the two legs, is it missing? You should be able to buy just the clasp half rather than the full item, I’ve seen them on eBay. Alternatively on my clasp that same pin that goes all the way through the legs, collar and side clasps has screws both sides so likely you can replace just that.

    EDIT: Sorry just took a closer look at my clasp. The screws in the side don’t line up with that pin, so I think the clasp top replacement would be the better route,
     
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  9. vitriol Aug 27, 2020

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    If your watch is not a chronograph, then your bracelet is 1515-816 and I guess you need a new "bracelet pipe".

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  10. Hez94 Aug 27, 2020

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    thank you all for your replies - @vitriol yes its a 1515-816 & thank you so much
     
  11. Hez94 Aug 27, 2020

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    @steelfish yes the metal collar is missing. appreciate the help mate
     
  12. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Aug 27, 2020

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    201ST1016 is the pipe you need.
     
  13. Meme-Dweller Aug 27, 2020

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    and also replace the whole bar while you're at it since it is clearly bent