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  1. omegastar Sep 8, 2019

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  2. kov Trüffelschwein. Sep 8, 2019

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    Why do you think this bracelet is fake?
     
  3. Speedimaster Sep 8, 2019

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    Looks a little bit strange and 0 feedback, attention....
     
  4. omegastar Sep 8, 2019

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    The 6 hallmark in the endlinks is not ok.
    The spring links are not ok.
     
  5. cristos71 Sep 8, 2019

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    Agreed about the Nr. 6's, but don't you think the bracelet is a transitional 7077, so short clasp with single stretch links?
     
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  6. omegastar Sep 8, 2019

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    Isn’t fake n°6 endlinks enough...
    Maybe a transitional bracelet.
    What do you think of his 516 endlinks ?
     
  7. td69 Sep 8, 2019

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    In my opinion, the bracelet looks okay. It's a transitional 7077 with fixed single spring links that you have to pry them open when you want to adjust the length. Yes the #6 is a repo. What bothers me is I have seen this bracelet set for sale in the past from different seller. Given a zero feedback seller who only accepts payment in the form of bank wire, I'd proceed with high caution.
     
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  8. Walviskroket Sep 9, 2019

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    Look's like a real bracelet to me. I agree with td69 about the seller
     
  9. oinkitt Sep 9, 2019

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    Ditto!
     
  10. gemini4 Hoarder Of Speed et alia Sep 9, 2019

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    No expert on these but I think bracelet is legit. Buckle lengths, expansion links and references were all transitioning around this time.
    See below pics

    4/60 7077 transitional with short buckle, fixed expansion links
    019A0B4A-E91A-4327-8B8C-72E164844DC4.jpeg


    2/61 transitional no reference 7912 with large buckle, fixed expansion links
    93349840-6A8D-48E9-A53C-E5CCCA9B0DA9.jpeg


    3/61 transitional no reference 7912 with large buckle, fixed expansion links
    B353C294-431E-4534-ACA8-6776B5E63697.jpeg


    3/61 Reference 7912 with removable expansion links
    CF680843-9EDB-4439-A847-34F828A3D546.jpeg
     
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  11. JwRosenthal Sep 9, 2019

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    Lol!! I love how you preface it with “I’m no expert” then pull 4 examples out of the air. :thumbsup:
     
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  12. gemini4 Hoarder Of Speed et alia Sep 9, 2019

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    Here is a 7077 short buckle, circa 3/60, with the first generation double expansion links. Bought from a member (his pics) two years ago. Combined with the above examples, we can see the one year transition from the 3/60 Reference 7077 to the 3/61 Reference 7912.
    8B407E08-3ADD-4A14-BDF0-ABBD5A7678AA.jpeg E22B8CC0-BA19-4265-9C45-20D0A87E04D2.jpeg
     
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