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Real Name: Dell Deaton
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Could someone help me understand the differences between the number 58, 80, and non-numbered (US) end-links on 7206 riveted bracelets? Although the US bracelets supposedly had no numbers, nor did their end-links, to what number (or numbers) do they correspond?
Thanks!
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I have 7206 that came on my 5513 that has 80 end links if that helps.
![]() I have seen 58 numbered end links on some vintage tudors as well. Scott
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Hi Dell...
...as I told you in my response thru the eBay msg ctr, the 7206 was available with either 58, 64, 65, 75, 76, 79, 80, and 82 inclusively.
...as to the Rolex USA made bands, they did NOT have any reference number whatsoever. It simpl is the way it is. ...the Rolex USA 20mm bands are basically interchangeable among ALL the 20mm Rollies with the EXCEPTION of the D/D. ...likewise, the Swiss Made 7206 20mm ends above are interchangeable througout all the 20mm Rollies, again with the EXCEPTION of the D/D. ...now we come to the "politically correct" usage/wear. You would need to determine what your watch ORIGINALY came with and go from there. If you do not care about this, then go for what your budget can stand and what you want. ...hope this helps. Stan. ![]() |
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