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Old 17 September 2020, 01:51 PM   #1
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Leather Strap End Link for 126710 Pepsi

I decided to keep my Pepsi ceramic instead of trading for a Sea Dweller. I've been eyeballing some new straps after getting a couple for it--light brown and grey suede. They ended up fitting, especially if I used curved springbars. I've enjoyed both, but want something alligator.

In my search, I was reminded of the strap end links that I think Everest popularized. Everest says that it doesn't fit the new GMT, however. I've asked why and will report back. Anyhow, I asked the custom strap maker who showed them as an example on another watch if it would fit the Pepsi, and he said they would and they were $120. Looking it up, I feel like that's perhaps a little steep for a set of offbrand endlinks that also likely aren't 904L steel. I looked up many options on eBay that were $40-$90. However, I didn't see any that directly said they're compatible with the latest GMT.

I feel like one compatible with the 116610 Submariner should work since I've seen others put their 20mm Glidelock Oyster bracelet on the 126710 (https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=704297).

Here's a reference for the product that I'm talking about: https://www.everestbands.com/product...ariner-ceramic

Has anyone found one that they've successfully used with the latest Pepsi or Batman?
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Old 17 September 2020, 02:00 PM   #2
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I decided to keep my Pepsi ceramic instead of trading for a Sea Dweller. I've been eyeballing some new straps after getting a couple for it--light brown and grey suede. They ended up fitting, especially if I used curved springbars. I've enjoyed both, but want something alligator.



In my search, I was reminded of the strap end links that I think Everest popularized. Everest says that it doesn't fit the new GMT, however. I've asked why and will report back. Anyhow, I asked the custom strap maker who showed them as an example on another watch if it would fit the Pepsi, and he said they would and they were $120. Looking it up, I feel like that's perhaps a little steep for a set of offbrand endlinks that also likely aren't 904L steel. I looked up many options on eBay that were $40-$90. However, I didn't see any that directly said they're compatible with the latest GMT.



I feel like one compatible with the 116610 Submariner should work since I've seen others put their 20mm Glidelock Oyster bracelet on the 126710 (https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=704297).



Here's a reference for the product that I'm talking about: https://www.everestbands.com/product...ariner-ceramic



Has anyone found one that they've successfully used with the latest Pepsi or Batman?


I recently acquired a set of Smarty endlinks to use on my YM 40 but the leather strap was too thick near the lugs for the endlinks to fit. I believe they should work for you though. Feel free to PM and I can send you pics. They are brand new and never used.


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Old 17 September 2020, 11:31 PM   #3
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I recently acquired a set of Smarty endlinks to use on my YM 40 but the leather strap was too thick near the lugs for the endlinks to fit. I believe they should work for you though. Feel free to PM and I can send you pics. They are brand new and never used.


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How thick was the strap? That would be good to know in deciding if it would work anyway. Thanks!
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it was thicker than normal straps to be fair. I was trying to push my luck.


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