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There is a bewildering variety of bracelets and endlinks, and any given model works with a limited number of bracelets/endlinks. You’ll need to post a photo of the watch at least, and the model number from the inside caseback if possible.
There is a bewildering variety of bracelets and endlinks, and any given model works with a limited number of bracelets/endlinks. You’ll need to post a photo of the watch at least, and the model number from the inside caseback if possible.
Hey! I do not own the bracelet, looking to buy!
Hey! This is the watch
I mean if we don’t know what watch you have, there’s no way to tell you what bracelet will fit it.
That helps a little. The endlinks on the bracelet you’re looking at will definitely NOT fit the watch. Is the lug width 18mm? That’s how wide the endlinks should be. I’m not familiar enough with this kind of watch to take a stab at the model number without seeing the inside caseback.
Ahh okay thanks! The width is 18mm yeah. Dont know how to open it ill check
Possibly a sub-30mm diameter case?
Never mind, I guess it’s about 34mm. You’ll most likely need to get a watchmaker to open it for you.
Looks like a 136.011.
For a beads of rice you need a 1037 or 1503 with 7 links. Endlinks should be 70 or 570 I believe
Looks like a 136.011.
For a beads of rice you need a 1037 or 1503 with 7 links. Endlinks should be 70 or 570 I believe
Only these specific refs? I do not understand how a bracelet wouldnt fit a watch
Only these specific refs? I do not understand how a bracelet wouldnt fit a watch
It's the endlinks which are specific to the case ref. With 'standard' round cases many generic endlinks may fit, but they aren't the one's specific for the case. Equally, they may not fit well, it depends on the case shape, thickness, profile, distance to the lug holes etc.