126710 BLRO Jubilee - Bracelet Size Word of Advice

[shortsqueeze]

Originally Posted by brucethemanlee

I’m guessing once the appropriate jubilee links removed/added the easy link extension and each micro adjustment would have similar “mm” adjustments as the oyster bracelet




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Not sure I am reading this right, but what do each of the (3?) micro adjustments add in mm and what does one additional link add?

What I am trying to figure out is if the bracelet is perfectly centered now and I add 1 link, will the micro adjustments which are currently fully "out" give me enough leeway to make the 1 link additional net neutral as far as change.

[brucethemanlee]

Each micro adjustment is 3.5mm


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[shortsqueeze]

Originally Posted by brucethemanlee

Each micro adjustment is 3.5mm


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Thank you. Do you know what each link adds for the Jubilee on the BLRO?

[Brian Page]

Originally Posted by Castlesinthesky

First time for me that I've not had to remove any links, its definitely a smaller bracelet.

Me too - I'm a 1 link out guy on a sub, this - all links in.

[brucethemanlee]

Originally Posted by shortsqueeze

Thank you. Do you know what each link adds for the Jubilee on the BLRO?

Not sure but two links removed on my BLRO


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[ArtNouveau]

I’d have to check the boxes, but pretty sure I had the same amount of links removed from both BLNR and BLRO. Smallish wrist, don’t know the exact measurement.

[Roger Lococco]

Could use help.

With the bracelet pin in all the way (i.e. tightest), 0 links removed, and the extension clasp in (i.e. tightest), my BLRO is just the very slightest bit loose.

What is the smallest adjustment I can make off of the configuration above?

[shortsqueeze]

Is there a fully brushed Oyster bracelet that will fit? Is this something my AD can source for me as a second/alternate bracelet to the Jubilee? Assuming RSC will not honor such a request if I made it myself (can’t think of a reason to unless I’d get material savings in doing so). Cost in the USA?

[brandrea]

I have a 7" wrist. One link removed and the micro adjustment is set in the center position.

I wear the watch behind the wrist bone and theres enough to wedge a pinky between the wrist and clasp

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[SS Oyster]

Op - happy to help you out if your situation. I’ll give you MSRP any time you want.


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[happy_jon]

Originally Posted by happy_jon

Hi Guys

I searched the forum for bracelet sizing for the 126710 BLRO Jubilee but couldnt get a specific answer. I since got a 126710 and want to advise you guys and gals on the bracelet size.

Straight out of the factory with the extension and knotches fully out the bracelet just tightly on my wrist (7in 3/4). With an extra jubilee link it is much better but still not as comfortable as I would like. If the watch sits between my hand and wrist bone there is about a pinky finger gap - But you cant really put the watch over the wrist bone.

Rolex Service Centre staff advised me its not good to have the knotches in the biggest position AND the extension out as clearly if its a hot balmy day the watch would be even more tight. Service Centre recommended a further two links (so three in total), but I said four, However the lady also said that the Jubilee is not like the Oyster bracelet and if it's too loose its also not good as it places too much strain on the bracelet. So we compromised on three links (four extra links in total) and I asked them to bring the knotches back to the middle.

Links on backorder. We will see how it goes. So those with larger wrist sizes please be prepared to order more links.

Just follow up.

With four links it was way too loose but not loose enough that it would fall out. I ended up using only two links and with the adjustment on smallest position.

I notice I would use the adjustment on hot humid days to make the watch more comfortable.

If I consistently lived in the tropics I would have installed three.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by happy_jon

Just follow up.

With four links it was way too loose but not loose enough that it would fall out. I ended up using only two links and with the adjustment on smallest position.

I notice I would use the adjustment on hot humid days to make the watch more comfortable.

If I consistently lived in the tropics I would have installed three.

Looks perfect on you

[happy_jon]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Looks perfect on you

Thanks Bro😁👍

[Roger Lococco]

Originally Posted by Roger Lococco

Could use help.



With the bracelet pin in all the way (i.e. tightest), 0 links removed, and the extension clasp in (i.e. tightest), my BLRO is just the very slightest bit loose.



What is the smallest adjustment I can make off of the configuration above?

Help please


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[happy_jon]

Originally Posted by Roger Lococco

Help please


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Not sure what watch you talking about though. So I take it that you want to make the watch tighter. Why not remove a link and extend the pins bit by bit until you get the fit you want?

[Eric-London]

I always always have an extra link on every Rolex I buy.
8" wrists unfortunately.

[stanc1]

Very useful ,thanks for the info.

[stanc1]

Good to know and thanks for sharing .

[cesco10]

How many links has the jubilee bracelet on Pepsi?

[Token74]

Originally Posted by Fat_ninja

This is one of those times being a medium size guy helps :). Just like flying coach on a plane :)

But back on topic...i like to wear the watch tight with no play. :)

Bravo to the first comment!!



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[sond86]

It just fit perfectly on my 7 3/8” with no adjustment right out of the coffin box new

[HiDive]

Maybe my wrist size is just way out of the norm at 8.25", but I was barely able to wear the watch when I received it. I don't think that this is reasonable, but the extra links were less than I anticipated based on previous purchases of links for Rolex Watches. And in the big picture considering the cost of the watch at $9250 it was not that big of a deal. I ordered 4 extra links at $65 each, just to be sure I had enough. It took three to make it pretty loose with the expansion link closed. I wear my Seadweller tighter but with the glidelock it is easy to adjust. So, a forum member contacted me about the addition of the links and I sold him the other link that I had which worked out perfectly for his wrist size.

[Mystro]

$65 a link is much cheaper that I thought they would be.