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Old 13 October 2024, 02:20 PM   #1
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Icon20 Inherited 16233 - recs for bracelet swap?

Hi all!

I recently inherited a 16233 that I LOVE! I wanted to pick everyone’s brain on what direction to go with regarding swapping out the two-time jubilee bracelet. It has a champagne dial. And If there’s a brand/particular style that you all think looks sharp.

I appreciate any and all feedback - thanks so much!

PS is a swap something easy enough for a novice to perform or should I be taking it to a professional to complete?
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Old 14 October 2024, 03:07 AM   #2
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The Jubilee bracelet is the norm for a Datejust.

If you want to swap it then the Oyster was also available for the DJ as well, or it is easily attached.

If you are asking about an aftermarket brand, there aren't many that are actually solid gold for the gold parts as the DJ is, they are usually plated. Pick what you want if that is your desire

Changing the strap/bracelet is pretty basic stuff, but if you don't know how, seek out a professional.
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Old 14 October 2024, 06:51 AM   #3
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The Jubilee bracelet is the norm for a Datejust.

If you want to swap it then the Oyster was also available for the DJ as well, or it is easily attached.

If you are asking about an aftermarket brand, there aren't many that are actually solid gold for the gold parts as the DJ is, they are usually plated. Pick what you want if that is your desire

Changing the strap/bracelet is pretty basic stuff, but if you don't know how, seek out a professional.
That’s helpful! I want to learn so I’ll have to go to YouTube and see if can figure it out. Thank you!
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Old 14 October 2024, 06:29 AM   #4
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I like a two-tone oyster on the 16233 - what was common on the 16203!
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Old 14 October 2024, 06:49 AM   #5
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I like a two-tone oyster on the 16233 - what was common on the 16203!
I’ll take a look - thanks!
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