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9 April 2010, 05:29 AM | #1 |
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Daytona Question
Is the band on the current version of the Daytona SS adjustable like the GMT is?
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Great, thanks guys.
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They are not the same...at least the entire bracelet which shares the same number as it's clasp is not............ and the answer is all the way at the other end....the end-link to be specific... It shows the best at the back....... Here is the backside of the GMT 78200 bracelet at the end-links.. Here is the backside of the Daytona 78590 at the end-links.. So, even though the share almost the same new clasp, the bracelets are not the same at all and fit the wrist much differently due to the different angle at the end-link and the way it hugs the wrist..........
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Hi Larry
thanks, that's fantastic, always learning something new here... So it appears the Daytona has a 2 piece end link? I assume the separate centre section is fixed in place, ie. it does not pivot.. just wondering why 2 piece and what it's function is??? PS. This site should be made compulsory reading for ALL employes at AD's.. maybe we could even give them a quiz and then "pass" them on a basic knowledge test, BEFORE they are allowedd to speak to the public and sell Rolex's... ha ha
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That's a great observation!
It goes to show the bracelets are actually tailored to the watch head for comfort. |
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