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Dickie Watty · 31 August 2013, 10:45 AM

I am just not a fan of two-tone bracelets, especially the one from this Tudor which of course does not have solid gold links so I refinished my Tudor endlinks from two-tone to steel, fitted them to a quality aftermarket jubilee and attached a Tudor clasp. I think it looks pretty nice, what do you think?
Don't worry I still have the original like new Tudor two-tone bracelet with matching end links should I want to go back to the stock look.

31 August 2013, 10:45 AM	#1
Dickie Watty "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Virginia Watch: 16600 Posts: 398	Tudor Oyster President TT with steel bracelet I am just not a fan of two-tone bracelets, especially the one from this Tudor which of course does not have solid gold links so I refinished my Tudor endlinks from two-tone to steel, fitted them to a quality aftermarket jubilee and attached a Tudor clasp. I think it looks pretty nice, what do you think? Don't worry I still have the original like new Tudor two-tone bracelet with matching end links should I want to go back to the stock look.

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