There is presently a lot of interest in heritage style bracelets, such as those being made and sold by Forstner and Uncle Seiko. What I have for sale is a genuine heritage bracelet made for Breitling by the Swiss bracelet maker Novavit S.A. (NSA). This style is called "Silverstone", because it is the same style of bracelet that originally came on the Heuer Silverstone in the 1970s. It is characterised by textured outer links and polished centre links (PCL), and also the noticeable flare from 18mm at the buckle to 22mm at the end links. These bracelets are often seen with the NSA logo stamped on the buckle and with straight end links. What makes this one quite unique is the Breitling logo on the buckle and the curved end links that will fit a Navitimer 806, but perhaps others too that have a similar case diameter. When bracelets like this do come up for sale, they are often listed for over US$800. This bracelet is in fair condition for it's age, but the clasp spring and spring bar need replacement. These are obtainable on eBay, especially from the seller "Squinky" who sells them for about US$75 plus postage; however, you can also find him on the Chronocentric Chronotrader forum and might be able to get a better price there because it avoids hefty eBay selling fees. Taking into account the bracelet's [genuine] rarity, but also its condition and the need for replacement parts, I've listed it at US$400 (or equivalent) just to get the ball rolling on negotiations. The bracelet is located in Australia, and I'll include shipping in the final sale price. Finally, just because this is branded Breitling, doesn't mean it wouldn't be suitable for other vintage watches with a 22mm lug width. Straight end links and clasps branded as Heuer, Doxa, Jaeger-Lecoultre, Favre-Leuba, Aquastar, Zenith, Hamilton, Eterna, Zodiac, Fortis, Rado, Roamer, Certina and many others, also occasionally pop up for sale...and of course, if you are the owner of an original Heuer Silverstone, you might be especially interested.