<<< those old bracelets >>>

[brandrea]

I thought this was an interesting article and it spoke to why I’ve enjoyed wearing my SeikoSKX these past few days.

Those jingly, jangly bracelets of old should not be underestimated for their comfort and charm.

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/od...lets-editorial

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by brandrea

I thought this was an interesting article and it spoke to why I’ve enjoyed wearing my SeikoSKX these past few days.

Those jingly, jangly bracelets of old should not be underestimated for their comfort and charm.

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/od...lets-editorial

Brian,

It was the jangly OEM Seiko jubilee that gave me a different perspective on the vintage Rolex jubilees. Wore them without care on some tough jobs and they handled them with ease. No question modern solid construction is expected w/ modern prices. But the classic vintage jubilees are more than capable for the task.
dP

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Brian,



It was the jangly OEM Seiko jubilee that gave me a different perspective on the vintage Rolex jubilees. Wore them without care on some tough jobs and they handled them with ease. No question modern solid construction is expected w/ modern prices. But the classic vintage jubilees are more than capable for the task.

dP

Glad I'm not alone brother

Btw, listening to you now

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[schoolboy]

Thanks for sharing the article Brian, there is a charm to jingly bracelets I agree

[CHAiNS]

Can somebody please advise where I can find the dimensions of the knurled pins and tubes/sleeves for Rolex bracelets. I wish to order them before pulling any links apart.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by CHAiNS

Can somebody please advise where I can find the dimensions of the knurled pins and tubes/sleeves for Rolex bracelets. I wish to order them before pulling any links apart.

What specific watch are you talking about?

My kind of modern Datejust has screws in the bracelet


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