Adjusting Rolex oyster bracelet, removing Rolex links, using Rolex clasp micro adjustments & EZ link

There are three different ways of adjusting your Rolex oyster bracelet to make it fit perfectly and comfortably. Let’s take a look at using the easy link system, how to make make adjustments on the Rolex bracelet and also how to remove or add links to your Rolex.

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[maxmphmike]

Hey Marc, Great video! I've owned Rolex watches for over 30 years and have a small collection. My GMT Master II was a bit loose due to some weight loss. I was about to take it to the local watchmaker as I generally do with these valuable timepieces.
But before I did, figured I'd check YouTube. As I watched your video I got the extra 5 mm adjustment you spoke of. Wow, it now fits perfectly again!
Thanks so much for sharing, extremely valuable info for me! Michael

[chrissellshomes]

I have worn my GMT II slightly loose for over four years and had no idea this type of adjustment was possible. I watched your video and made the minor adjustment on the bracelet clasp and now the watch fits perfectly! Outstanding video and thank you for making it!!!

[alanbregar]

Thank you Marc about telling how to adjust the watch band because I want to remove a link to get it a bit more snug on my wrist. I thought that those tiny things in the links were pins and was going to try and drive one out but you showed me that they are screws and as you were showing us that they were screws I looked at them with a magnifying glass and saw that they are screws. Now I won't try to drive the pin out. You were a big help on that. Thanx again.

[bilsec]

Thanks a lot man this helped me out tons. I’ve had my GMT for months and never even knew about this micro adjustment

[edwardalpern]

Knew about the half link, did not know about the micro adjustment. Good tip. Here's another tip. I use the rolex screwdriver/pin tool. When I'm removing or replacing a screw pin, I use my fingers as a guide and pinch the screwdriver blade so that the flat blade doesnt slip out and scratch the link. The other key is taking your time and not rushing to get the screw in or out.

[phlo]

Great info. I just realised this recently. No one who has sold me a Rolex watch has even known about this or simply didn’t bother mentioning. Great info mate ✌️

[RichReviews_]

Good video Mark, thanks...
I'd also recommend you use loctite thread lock to lock the thread on the screws and a watch block to hold the bracelet firmly while adding/removing links.

[millymiggs]

Got mine 3 months ago and I have to say bit sceptical at first as I had never owned a Rolex.The more I wear it I can appreciate it really is a lovely watch, the quality and feel is fantastic.I dont regret a penny I paid for it, and my son has his eye on it ...in due course!

[brentkermusic]

Thank you so much! I have owned mine for such a long time and NO ONE told me about the easy link before. Now it finally fits as it should.

[johnr]

Best explanation I’ve seen on the ezlink. Thanks!

[jameswilson]

The glide lock adjustable bracelet is a godsend

[Dionysor]

thank you very much for the upload. i was able to adjust my pagani 1651 the same way. stay healthy

[hjlaimedia]

THANK YOU SO MUCH
I'm a 15 year old hustler, helped me with my first timepiece, youre like my second dad haha!

[arthurjackson]

Funny I had the exact same issue. AD did not adjust, so I did it myself, took a link out and made the microadjust. So I used your video Marc!

[AMGT]

Mannnn… I’ve been wearing really tight my submariner for the past year… and I lost the links to it… finally found this 😂 never knew about adjusting it this way. Cheers dude 🥂

[TrapKingz.]

Had my rolex for a week. Adjusted the whole thing all by myself lmao. Thanks for the video cheers!

[Euphrical]

Thank you for this video! You saved me a trip to the jeweler!!

[ricflair]

Thank you, Mark. I needed to move my bracelet to the largest setting.

[AlexDemitri]

Thanks Marc! Now i was finally able to get my oyster to the PERFECT size!

[Silverspectrumtrader]

This was exactly what I needed to find thanks for making such a great video!