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Old 21 April 2023, 11:21 PM   #1
patto2910
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HELP! Vintage Oysterdate Precision 6694 (1969) - Discuss replacement part options

Hi friends

First time poster and Rolex purchaser.

I've just purchased a vintage 6694 (silver), manufactured in 1969. The bracelet is a 7205 with 60 end links The bracelet is a 7205 and the end links are 60. However, the clasp is not Rolex manufactured and I only have 11 links, which is a little bit tight.

I'm looking at a new bracelet and I want to be faithful to the period. I have some queries that I'd love to tap into your shared knowledge on:

(1) Given the year of manufacture, can I get confirmation that a 7205 bracelet is correct? Or would it be "acceptable" to get a 7835 (which seem easier to purchase). I.e would any 1969 6694's have a folded bracelet like a 7835?

(2) The 60 end links feel/look a bit off. I'm not sure what 60's are for, but I've been reading that 57's are more appropriate for the 7205 bracelet (which is riveted). Is one more appropriate for my 6694 or would either be acceptable?

(3) Clasp - what clasp should I be looking for and how would I source?

Thanks in advance!
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