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10 June 2018, 06:53 PM | #121 | |
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So it’s just a spring bar issue then?. I thought the end of the BLRO spring bars looked wider! Glad that’s confirmed. Gutted I can’t get into the shop today to try it. Considering how tight the bracelet fits between the lugs, as long as I can find a pair of spring bars thin enough to go through the Jubilee bracelet, it should hold just fine. Let’s see tomorrow.
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10 June 2018, 07:27 PM | #129 |
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The nick is different but is present ...
On my SkyD it's used in conjunction with the bracelet (Oyster). How is the Jubilee endlink on your BLRO ? . |
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Yes picked it up yesterday, stickers, warranty card and all the tags! A complete set and spent most of the day removing the stickers!
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10 June 2018, 07:41 PM | #131 |
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10 June 2018, 07:46 PM | #132 |
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Looks like BLNR owners who get the new Pepsi will have the best of both worlds and are able to chop and change at will. Great news:)
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I’m looking forward to getting a blro and swapping the bracelet with my gmt ln now
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PM buyers had now better be very aware of what could be potentially happening down the road to their exclusivity before buying. I would not buy a Daytona on OF now if you really prefer a bracelet. |
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10 June 2018, 09:03 PM | #139 | |
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Seriously this is the best iteration of the Pepsi(or any GMT) for 6 digits and we all know they 'had' to make it in Jubilee just to differentiate from the flop model of WG Pepsi. If they had released it directly in SS, this would have been their choice all along!! |
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If you are saying flop because of the "colors" that doesnt matter as those are the same in both.
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May I ask you what springbars did you use for this setup, the original GMT II ones or the Sub's? I too was planning to install an extra Sub bracelet I have on my BLNR but now I may wait to do the swap on a Pepsi... |
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I wouldn't say Smurf if a flop coz it sells well enough for them to not think to offer Blue sub in SS and lot of stock of Blue ceramics lying around and I didn't see Smurf as often as BLRO in the window case. DD is completely different model and is a good seller on its own but you can't say the same about BLRO. I don't see the debate here, so you are saying that Pepsi WG a successful model and yet they are offering it in SS? |
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And clearly they do want a pepsi, because of the crazy demand for the SS version. It was a successful model and remains so, but people dont always want to pay for a gold watch, but that doesnt mean they didn't like it otherwise there would be no SS WL.
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Anyways, if people gets gutted even mentioning WG Pepsi was not successful, one can't discuss much. Its not personal comment! Sent from my SM-N950U1 using Tapatalk |
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Not to change the direction of this thread but, now that you have held the new Pepsi case in your hands, does it appear to have the same supercase as the Batman? Looking at pics with the jubilee I just can’t tell.
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Interesting for sure.
I'll be leaving mine on Jubilee once it arrives though. |
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Since the whole “you can’t fit an Oyster onto the new Pepsi” line was a ruse, I think it’s fair to say the smart money is that the “case reprofile” is also spin. I did wonder what the point was of a case redesign when you couldn’t actually tell the difference in photos, despite what those with “the eye of faith” were saying. |
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10 June 2018, 10:51 PM | #149 |
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Mind blown.......boom
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They screwed pm owners in this, and I wouldn't see anyone who switches to an oyster as a poser. I personally prefer this watch on jubilee. It seems the oyster fits, but if I'm reading correctly, the springbars from the oyster are actually thinner so they may wiggle in the BLRO's interior lugholes a bit, to mean that equals more wear. All Rolex did was make different (larger) lug holes on the Pepsi as the jubilee can't fit the BLNR because the springbar end is too thick but the BLNR springbars won't fit in the jubilee because the springbar "body" is too thick. So the oyster fits visually but I'd be concerned about the springbars fitting 100% correct as well. But this will easily get fixed by aftermarket springbars that fit completely flush in no time now that we see the bracelet fits. No issue for me though, I love the jubilee and it's actually the defining reason I like the watch. Quote:
People keep saying that Rolex trimmed the lugs on the BLRO. They look exactly the same and I'm sure when we see measurements we will see they are the same. This is key because people are using this to speculate that the new Submariner will get a "redesigned" thinner case like they did with BLRO. Well, they apparently did nothing. A thinner Sub redesigned case is still possible but not based on data from the new Pepsi. |
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