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Old 3 February 2020, 06:32 PM   #1
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Is the 5-digit Jubilee bracelet more adjustable than Oyster?

The more time I spend wearing the 16570 Polar Exp II the more I appreciate it. Case size and shape etc.

I said I would never buy another 5 digit Rolex due to 5 fixed links vs 4 on 6 digit. Looking at the GMT line Jubilee is also an option. My question is, does the jubilee allow for more adjustment than the oyster at 6 o’clock side? Can it be adjusted more similar to 4 links equivalent on oyster?

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Old 3 February 2020, 09:17 PM   #2
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It depends.

Early 62510H Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 5 Oyster links.

Later 62510H Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 4.5 Oyster links.

63200 Super Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 4.5 Oyster links.

63600 Super Jubilee and 69200 Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 3.5 Oyster links.

Any of these five can fit your watch but the exact endlinks needed on the 62510H or springbars on any of them depends on whether you have a 16570 or 16570 T case. The former has lug holes, the latter doesn't.

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Old 3 February 2020, 09:31 PM   #3
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It depends.

Early 62510H Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 5 Oyster links.

Later 62510H Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 4.5 Oyster links.

63200 Super Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 4.5 Oyster links.

63600 Super Jubilee and 69200 Jubilee bracelets can be adjusted down to about 3.5 Oyster links.

Any of these five can fit your watch but the exact endlinks needed on the 62510H or springbars on any of them depends on whether you have a 16570 or 16570 T case. The former has lug holes, the latter doesn't.

Hope that helps.
Thank you for the very detailed answer!

Got myself some research to do
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Old 3 February 2020, 10:35 PM   #4
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I liked wearing my 16570 on a jubilee.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BTCbeKSD...d=d3v7lmqpx4hn

Buying a cheap aftermarket jubilee to try out will only cost you about $20 and will give you a good idea if you like it before you buy a Rolex bracelet
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Someone can correct me if I am wrong but I suppose in theory yes as the jubilee offers 1.25 links as well (I think) so you probably could tinker around with the sizing more so than an oyster but it would be very slight differences.
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