GarethS
·Greetings All,
I bought a lovely 60s 34mm Tudor from a fellow member early last year, which came with a respectable contemporary Forstner rivet bracelet.
However, since the 18mm bracelet is not tapered it results in a broad 19mm clasp that rather overwhelms the feel of the watch.
I also have a 1978 34mm Rolex OP 1500, again courtesy of a fellow member, with the original 78350 bracelet with 557 end pieces. The bracelet tapers from the same 19mm lug width to a positively slender 14mm resulting in an equally slim 15mm clasp width. This results in beautifully balanced assembly that wears far more delicately on the wrist:
I've tried out the 78350 on the Tudor and I'm happy with the result but keen to hunt down an appropriate Tudor variant
Some research shows that this style of bracelet was available on 60s Tudors - more likely the folded 7835 version
Seems that both Rolex & Tudor used the 7835 reference. but there are significantly more Rolex versions out in the wild.
Does anyone know what reference bracelets are appropriate to my Tudor and in particular which end pieces I should aim to use?
Many thanks in advance.
Gareth
I bought a lovely 60s 34mm Tudor from a fellow member early last year, which came with a respectable contemporary Forstner rivet bracelet.
However, since the 18mm bracelet is not tapered it results in a broad 19mm clasp that rather overwhelms the feel of the watch.
I also have a 1978 34mm Rolex OP 1500, again courtesy of a fellow member, with the original 78350 bracelet with 557 end pieces. The bracelet tapers from the same 19mm lug width to a positively slender 14mm resulting in an equally slim 15mm clasp width. This results in beautifully balanced assembly that wears far more delicately on the wrist:
I've tried out the 78350 on the Tudor and I'm happy with the result but keen to hunt down an appropriate Tudor variant
Some research shows that this style of bracelet was available on 60s Tudors - more likely the folded 7835 version
Seems that both Rolex & Tudor used the 7835 reference. but there are significantly more Rolex versions out in the wild.
Does anyone know what reference bracelets are appropriate to my Tudor and in particular which end pieces I should aim to use?
Many thanks in advance.
Gareth
