The jubilee bracelets are hard to decipher....Many faked... I would wanna get this checked out as there are really good copies around. Can't remember if the steelinox should be two seperate words. Think you can find info on it somewhere on google.
The jubilee bracelets are hard to decipher....Many faked... I would wanna get this checked out as there are really good copies around. Can't remember if the steelinox should be two seperate words. Think you can find info on it somewhere on google.
That Jubilee looks two tone to me, i'd recommend a stainless steel bracelet to go with your SS DJ. I would never use an aftermarket bracelet, i did buy an aftermarket Jubilee as a temporary measure while i had my bracelet repaired, i hated it and quickly bought a leather strap.
Look for a reputable seller, there are many. Also make sure that the bracelet is from the same time period of your DateJust.
Good Luck
Hi all,
Im thinking about getting a bracelet for my datejust are the authentic jubilees much better/nicer than the various aftermarket ones? Which brand of aftermarket would people recommend?
Thanks
Daniel
They are very nice indeed, Datejusts and most Rolex Oyster cases look too harsh or blocky on a leather strap but the endlinks do change that.
Bracelets are easy to damage and buyers place a lot of importance on having the original bracelet in good condition. For that reason, I always purchase aftermarket copies of Rolex bracelets for my everyday use - the original bracelet being put away until I want to sell the watch. I have had several from http://stores.ebay.co.uk/wholesaleoutlet990/ They are excellent quality and absolutely nobody would be able to tell the difference without a close inspection - the main thing that would give it away is that there is no "Rolex" embossed on the clasp. The aftermarket bracelets are cheap and so it doesn't matter if they get spoiled.
Cheers
