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·I recently purchased this Rolex bracelet and seeing if you can help telling me if it’s real. I will be purchasing the end links shortly to fit them on.
Help is this Rolex 93250 real?
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Dan S
·It looks legit, however, that last connector link on the 12 o'clock side may need replacement. I'm not sure I've seen such severe damage on a relatively modern bracelet. The cost to repair it and replace the endlinks will be substantial, so unless it's dirt cheap, I would probably pass.
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·It looks legit, however, that last connector link on the 12 o'clock side may need replacement. I'm not sure I've seen such severe damage on a relatively modern bracelet. The cost to repair it and replace the endlinks will be substantial, so unless it's dirt cheap, I would probably pass.
thank you! As watch maker suggest they can use a micro solder that can resolve it, other watch makers suggest to replace the other half bracelet 🙁
But I did purchase it for $150 usd
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·The parts are worth more than $150, so it's not a bad purchase. You just need to figure out how to get it into working order without spending too much. I assume that the watchmaker suggested laser-welding. In principle that would work, but it might be complicated and expensive to do well.
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·If it’s going to cost a fortune, I will sell it again plus end links I purchased for $150 as well. Hopefully it will work well and fit on my 16570
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