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This is a generic screw pin set designed for Rolex metal bracelets, containing precision screws and pins used to connect bracelet links. Compatible with common Rolex bracelet types including Jubilee and Oyster, this set is an ideal replacement solution for adjusting bracelet length or repairing aged, stretched bracelets.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Compatible Bracelets | Rolex Oyster, Jubilee, and President bracelets |
| Pin Type | Screw-type – used for modern Rolex bracelets |
| Material | Stainless Steel, corrosion-resistant, high strength |
| Size Specifications | Common sizes: diameter 0.95–1.68 mm, length 8.80–19.50 mm |
| Thread Specification | M1.4 standard thread |
| Core Function | Connect bracelet links, adjust bracelet length, repair stretched bracelets |
| Instruction | Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Use | Remove or add bracelet links to adjust bracelet length for proper wrist fit |
| Direction Identification | Arrows engraved on the inside of links indicate the pin removal direction; follow the arrow |
| Removal Steps | Use a 1.6mm screwdriver to turn counter-clockwise, remove the screw and pin, separate the link |
| Installation Steps | Align link holes, insert the pin, tighten screw clockwise to proper torque (approx. 5–7 cN·m) |
| Part Storage | Keep removed screws and pins as matched sets to avoid mixing |
| Step | Instruction |
|---|---|
| 1. Preparation | Lay a microfiber cloth on a soft workbench to prevent bracelet scratches |
| 2. Identify System | Check link sides: small holes indicate screw system; arrows indicate pin system |
| 3. Remove Old Parts | Use a 1.6mm hollow-ground screwdriver to turn counter-clockwise, remove old screw and pin |
| 4. Clean Holes | Clean the link connection holes to remove old oil and debris |
| 5. Install New Parts | Align link holes, insert new pin, tighten screw clockwise |
| 6. Torque Control | Tighten until screw sits flush with surface, torque approx. 5–7 cN·m, do not over-tighten |
| 7. Inspection Test | Rotate the bracelet to check that connections are flexible but secure |
| Note | Details |
|---|---|
| Screw Direction | Screws on screw-type bracelets are typically inserted from the outside of the bracelet and tightened from the inside |
| Loss Prevention | Pins and screws are extremely small; use a parts tray and consider working inside a clear plastic bag to prevent parts from flying away |
| Torque Control | Over-tightening damages threads; under-tightening causes loose connections. A torque screwdriver is recommended |
| Incompatibility Warning | Different Rolex bracelet models use different pin sizes. Verify original part specifications before purchasing |
| Authenticity Identification | Genuine Rolex pins come with specific packaging and markings; confirm compatibility for generic parts |
| Mixing Old and New | Mixing old and new pins may cause unstable connections; full set replacement is recommended |
| Aspect | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Regular Inspection | Check bracelet screws for looseness every 6-12 months; tighten immediately if loose |
| Cleaning Method | Clean threads with a soft brush and mild soapy water; avoid ultrasonic cleaning for installed pins |
| Thread Maintenance | Apply a microscopic amount of medium-strength threadlocker (e.g., Loctite 222) during installation to prevent vibration loosening |
| Wear Indicators | Pin wear symptoms include: increased gap between links, bracelet stretch, screws loosening easily |
| Replacement Interval | Replace immediately when significant wear or thread damage is visible to prevent bracelet failure and watch drop |
Q1: How do I know which pin size my Rolex bracelet needs?
A: Measure the length and diameter of your existing pin. Common sizes include: 8.80mm/0.95mm, 10.00mm/1.20mm, 12.10mm/1.30mm, 14.40mm/1.60mm, and 15.50mm/1.68mm . When in doubt, consult your watch’s reference number or a professional.
Q2: Are Rolex bracelet screws left-handed or right-handed?
A: Standard Rolex bracelet screws use right-handed threads (clockwise to tighten, counter-clockwise to loosen). However, always check the arrow direction engraved on the link underside .
Q3: Can I use generic pins on a genuine Rolex bracelet?
A: Yes, high-quality generic pins are available and can work well . However, ensure dimensional accuracy and quality. For vintage or high-value watches, genuine Rolex parts are recommended .
Q4: What should I do if a screw is stuck?
A: Apply a small drop of penetrating oil (e.g., WD-40) to the screw and let it sit for 10-15 minutes. Use the correct size screwdriver and apply steady pressure. If still stuck, seek professional help to avoid stripping the screw head.
Q5: Why does my bracelet feel loose even after tightening screws?
A: This may indicate worn pins or stretched link holes. The pins themselves may have worn down, or the bracelet may have developed “stretch” over decades of use . Replacement pins can help, but severe stretch may require professional bracelet restoration.
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