Ladies Cartier Tank bracelet clasp. Where to repair?
Discussion
Hi John,
The clasp probably requires a quick adjustment by a watchmaker. These do lose tension over a period of time. The watchmaker will 'adjust' the two shorter spans of the clasp which fold inwards. They will have opened up with use, and just need to be shortened. 2 mins tops...
Dom H
The clasp probably requires a quick adjustment by a watchmaker. These do lose tension over a period of time. The watchmaker will 'adjust' the two shorter spans of the clasp which fold inwards. They will have opened up with use, and just need to be shortened. 2 mins tops...
Dom H
Cheers Dom.
Looking at where it catches, I assumed it was a 'wear' issue where there is no longer enough material on the T shaped bit of the clasp to still 'click' into the T shaped hole.
I will ring my friendly Leeds based watch guy and see if they can do this in 2 minutes.
I assume it isn't a DIY?
Looking at where it catches, I assumed it was a 'wear' issue where there is no longer enough material on the T shaped bit of the clasp to still 'click' into the T shaped hole.
I will ring my friendly Leeds based watch guy and see if they can do this in 2 minutes.
I assume it isn't a DIY?
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