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Old 4 December 2009, 07:29 AM   #10
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Was this a problem getting the endlinks to sit properly between the lug holes and the case so that the spring bars would fit into the holes?
See my earlier post in this thread, I went through 3 pairs of 502T end links to find 2 links that fit perfectly and tightly on my Jubilee/ GMT II combination. I could not believe this was happening but got there in the end.

Peter
The watchmaker did not have "T" end links for the old school bracelet... But I missed your 502 distinction...

I could try again, or have him order the end pieces... but thinking now that I don't need to spend the $700. My Oyster works (and looks) fine & dandy.
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