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24 October 2018, 06:52 AM | #1 |
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Two years away, back with a Fatlady question
Yes, I have been away from TRF for two years.
I’m back with a gmt question. Will a fatlady bracelet 78790A fit correctly on my gmt 16750 ...? I have a submariner 93150 bracelet on the gmt now, and I am planning a bracelet trade. Has anyone tried this ? Thanks, good to back Al
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Two years away, back with a Fatlady question
I don’t see why not as long as the end links fit. 501 end links for 16760 n 580 for 16750. They r of different thickness.
Btw, 593 would also fit the thicker case. I blame it on autoconnect. |
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Thanks, the Fatlady bracelet in question here has solid end links.
So my challenge is this, do I want to upgrade to a newer bracelet on a 1980 vintage gmt watch. I’ll give it try this week, if it fits I may do the trade. The submariner clasp with the diver extension isn’t really needed when I sit in meetings all week...
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I see. Then I think it might not fit since 501 & 580 have different hole positions. I blame it on autoconnect. |
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I know it fits the 16710
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Good to hear Mike. I was concerned about the fatter case...
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Thanks Lee, yes if time permits maybe I’ll seek out the correct model for this model...
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I would also concur with Lee. I would find a nice 78360 bracelet with 580 end links. You could sell your 93150 bracelet which is in the same price range as a 78360 Oyster.
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Correct indeed.
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The GMT 16750 was not fitted with an SEL and may not have the machined case to fit one, so, no - no SEL will fit your GMT unless it has the back side machined to fit one. On machined cases the 78790/78790A/and 93150 will all fit.
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Wealth of knowledge
Thanks again gents. Perhaps my scheme to fit the wrong bracelet on my GMT should stop now. I am getting a new crystal installed on that watch... That would be a better and less costly improvement...
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It sounds like your mistake might be in using the wrong reference number. The Fat Lady is a 16760, not a 16750.
The 78790A SEL bracelet will fit a 16760 case using the original 16760 springbars. If you have a 16760 GMT II and not a 16750 GMT then the bracelet you want will work for you. |
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Yes understood. Thanks
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Maybe you should trade with someone who happens to have an incorrect 78360 on his 5513.
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Yes, that’s probably the right idea.
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welcome back Al
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Hey thanks David. I’ve been so busy with other things that required all of my time.
Yet here I am this morning waiting for the watchmaker to open his doors to try out the bracelet and get a new Rolex crystal for the gmt master - so I must truly be a WIS, and a TRF fan... What I have missed for the last 24 months...?
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Not much! Snowflake n 1675 just tripled in prices in those 2 years, n still going up. Oh BTW more experts now on TRF. I blame it on autoconnect. |
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Yeah the gmt price spike is incredible
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Nice watch picture.
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