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Is there a name for this type of bracelet?
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zoohannover
·Try bangle
for example here: https://www.watch-band-center.com/shop2/index.php/user/watchstrap/suche/1/
😉
for example here: https://www.watch-band-center.com/shop2/index.php/user/watchstrap/suche/1/
😉
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connieseamaster
·On eBay, I've seen them called rally bracelets.
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SkunkPrince
·You could also try “stamped” as a keyword.
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Vercingetorix
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inchpincher
·I picked up one of these NOS Tissot ‘rally’ bands to stick on a skin diver, recommended seller and price.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124517701936
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124517701936
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simomega
·I picked up one of these NOS Tissot ‘rally’ bands to stick on a skin diver, recommended seller and price.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124517701936
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124517701936
I didn't even know I wanted one until ten minutes ago.
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Vitezi
·I didn't even know I wanted one until ten minutes ago.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324490944651
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Canuck
·I call them a PITA! I find mine to be uncomfortable, and a bear to do up. But it is a Tissot bracelet, on a Tissot, and I like the look. The concessions some of us make for the sake of fashion.
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sleepyastronaut
·Not exactly the same, but might help:
Flateau
or
Don Juan
Flateau
or
Don Juan
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI think @janice&fred might have a few. lying around from his PI raids 😁.
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Engee
·Thank you everyone. Love this forum.
Now I’ve looked more thoughtfully at the idea I realise this would be a mistake - the head I have in mind for it has a chrome case and I suspect a metal bracelet would eat the lugs. Going to have to think of something else. It’s a 1970s jump hour and I want something that would have been futuristic for the time. But I think not metal!
Now I’ve looked more thoughtfully at the idea I realise this would be a mistake - the head I have in mind for it has a chrome case and I suspect a metal bracelet would eat the lugs. Going to have to think of something else. It’s a 1970s jump hour and I want something that would have been futuristic for the time. But I think not metal!
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janice&fred
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Oh man those Philippine made bracelet styles were big back in the '60's up at the USA military bases on Luzon island. Were also made in other cities scattered among the islands. Later on someone decided they should be called "Olongapo" bracelets named after the pokpok (hooker) section near Subic naval base. Every time we bought a vintage watch with one of those things on it we immediately removed them and chucked 'em in the trash. Can't believe they got popular...
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airansun
·Pokpok?
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simomega
·New bracelet arrived... not nearly as uncomfortable as I’d been led to believe!
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Hands90
·Breitling still makes these.
Wish I could have one for my Speedy.
Wish I could have one for my Speedy.
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inchpincher
·I found it took a bit of trial and error bending before it sat right on my thin but flat wrist.
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simomega
·I found it took a bit of trial and error bending before it sat right on my thin but flat wrist.
And I quite like the fact that it doesn’t twist round to an annoying position like my Milaneses do...
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