Jubilee bracelet ref. For OP date 1500

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Hi!

I’ve been searching the forum without any success so figure I’ll reach out for some help.

I recently purchased a OP date 1500 (or 1501?) which needs some TLC is now receding just this.

I want to get hold of a jubilee bracelet that will fit the watch but don’t know which reference to look for. So far I’ve understood that there is a 19mm version of the 62510 jubilee and that this would fit. However, I’m having trouble finding the reference of the 19mm version.

Help is greatly appreciated!

/K
 
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The oval link (USA or Mexico) will work with 19mm or 20mm endlinks, but the bracelet looks better on a 36mm reference (or Daytona) imho because it doesn’t have much taper.

 
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We have a 19mm USA oval link jubilee kicking around so PM if you want pictures 👍
 
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57 or 574 endlinks

This is what I’m looking for!
Nice watch JW!
My 1501 (as it turns out) came with 574 end links but on a 20mm wide jubilee. I thought it’d be simple enough to have the upper most links removed on each side but the guy who serviced the watch said it isn’t.
Is there a unique reference number of the 19mm jubilee?

Here is a pic of min back from service.

/K
 
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That one looks like a D link. There is a 19mm jubilee, but they seem very difficult to find. The oval link jubilee is suitable for 19mm or 20mm as I said previously. The 19mm endlinks are rare and sought after by people with Daytonas.
 
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That one looks like a D link. There is a 19mm jubilee, but they seem very difficult to find. The oval link jubilee is suitable for 19mm or 20mm as I said previously. The 19mm endlinks are rare and sought after by people with Daytonas.

Correct that it’s a d-link. Think I prefer this to the oval version.
Will start my hunt for a bracelet.
Should I expect a price difference between the 19mm and 20mm version of 62510?
 
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Correct that it’s a d-link. Think I prefer this to the oval version.
Will start my hunt for a bracelet.
Should I expect a price difference between the 19mm and 20mm version of 62510?
I think they all tend to be about the same- just be really wary of the stretch, you need to see the side profile in full flex. Getting one restored will add $350+ to the cost
 
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I think they all tend to be about the same- just be really wary of the stretch, you need to see the side profile in full flex. Getting one restored will add $350+ to the cost
Thanks! I will be on the hunt. Ideally I’d do a straight switch. My 62510 20mm against a 19mm version. Fingers crossed!
 
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What year or serial is your watch OP? A smooth bezel OP may not have come with a jubilee.

Correct that it’s a d-link. Think I prefer this to the oval version.
Will start my hunt for a bracelet.

The ovals are the best IMO. A really finished yet vintage look, and very comfortable.
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We have a 19mm USA oval link jubilee kicking around so PM if you want pictures 👍
Sent a Pm to you
 
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What year or serial is your watch OP? A smooth bezel OP may not have come with a jubilee.



The ovals are the best IMO. A really finished yet vintage look, and very comfortable.

Hi Dan,
Apologies that I totalt nisses this post. Was reading back some old posts and saw it now halft a year later!

My 1501 is from -74, serial 3676331. I suspect someone has swapped the engine turned bezel for a smooth one somewhere along the line.

I gave up on finding a 19mm jubilee and opted for an oyster bracelet. Very happy with that choice.
 
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Hi Dan,
Apologies that I totalt nisses this post. Was reading back some old posts and saw it now halft a year later!

My 1501 is from -74, serial 3676331. I suspect someone has swapped the engine turned bezel for a smooth one somewhere along the line.

I gave up on finding a 19mm jubilee and opted for an oyster bracelet. Very happy with that choice.

Looks great. With the oyster bracelet, it's a true GADA.