Need some help sourcing end links

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Hey @JwRosenthal is this Hamilton yours? I've been hoping to find a bracelet like that for mine.

Yeah- it’s the same JBC used on the zodiacs with wider endlinks and the H clasp.

Oh, and I think UG used one like this too
 
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Yeah- it’s the same JBC used on the zodiacs with wider endlinks and the H clasp.

Oh, and I think UG used one like this too

Oh man can you source one for me? I don't need the H clasp. I know you have your ear to the tracks when it comes to cool stuff.
 
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Oh man can you source one for me? I don't need the H clasp. I know you have your ear to the tracks when it comes to cool stuff.
I’ll keep my eyes peeled
 
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I’ll keep my eyes peeled



Great thanks! Sorry for the thread drift OP. Back to our regularly scheduled program!
 
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I did a bit more work on these end links and fit them with super thin spring bars. 1.2mm to be exact. Man, they are thin! Please hold….

 
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That will certainly work for now until you round up head links that you prefer.
 
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That will certainly work for now until you round up head links that you prefer.

Yes, these will get me by for a bit. Next thing I need to learn how to do is remove this clasp pin so I can add a link to the short end of the bracelet. Can I assume it’s some sort of 2-piece pin?

 
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I'd be tempted to open up the center links to add a spare link than to man-handle the clasp pin out and in again. Less chance of gnarling things up.
 
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I'd be tempted to open up the center links to add a spare link than to man-handle the clasp pin out and in again. Less chance of gnarling things up.

i hear you, but the problem is that the clasp is so off center and one side of the bracelet has no removable links so I want to add a link to that side to balance it out. Ideally I would add a link or two to the shorter side (right). Take a look.

 
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I get it. That's why I suggested you simply pry open the two folded links to add an extra link rather than monkey around with the pressed in pin.
 
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I get it. That's why I suggested you simply pry open the two folded links to add an extra link rather than monkey around with the pressed in pin.

ahh, ok. I misunderstood you. Thanks
 
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Clasp pins are frequently tapered so they come out kind of easily one way and not so much the other way. Merits close examination.