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6 March 2017, 03:00 AM | #1 |
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1977 1625 thunderbird end links on a oyster band?
I have a 1977 1625 and was wondering what are the correct end links for a oyster SS band? Would it be a pair of 558's?
Thanks, MLC
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6 March 2017, 05:18 AM | #2 |
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If it is an older 7836 band then 258 or 358. If it is a newer 78360 then yes, it is 558.
I have both for my 1625. Do you have any pictures of it? Here's mine, first picture on 7836, second on 78360, I prefer the 7836 for it's comfort: |
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One of them are fixed(permanently attached) to the bracelet, the other are removable.
I always mix up which of the 2xx and 3xx series end links that is fixed, so just google that detail. It is the same for 280/380 end links for the Submariner and GMT-master. |
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