Will Jubilee bracelet from a date just fit a gmtII?

[alphamale2012]

Will it?

Many thanks

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by alphamale2012

Will it?

Many thanks

Yes, it's already been done - both, the older style (with clasp) Jubilee as well as the new Super Jubilee.

JJ

[Dan Pierce]

Sho' 'nuff.
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[JJ Irani]

You had to go ahead and post those pics, Dan....right?

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

You had to go ahead and post those pics, Dan....right?

OOPS!!! I forgot the warning, JJ.
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[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

OOPS!!! I forgot the warning, JJ.
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Yeah......right!!

[pepemaui]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Sho' 'nuff.
dP

One of my favorite jubilee looks for sure!!

[swissautopro]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Sho' 'nuff.
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Dan! Could you please stop posting pics of your GMT/Super Jubilee all over Hell's half acre???

You just wait until I get mine! It's gonna be picture takin' time!!

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by swissautopro

Dan! Could you please stop posting pics of your GMT/Super Jubilee all over Hell's half acre???

You just wait until I get mine! It's gonna be picture takin' time!!

Mike,
I can't wait to see 'em.
dP

[fmalloy]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Sho' 'nuff.
dP

Dan, your photos are amazingly sharp, bright, and clear. The shine on that steel is just amazing in how you captured it.

Willing to share your secrets?

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by fmalloy

Dan, your photos are amazingly sharp, bright, and clear. The shine on that steel is just amazing in how you captured it.

Willing to share your secrets?

Thanks for the kind words.
No problem. I use a Panasonic DMC-TZ1 and use either macro or auto mode. In other words it's got nothin' to do with me. My photo shoots consist of arranging the subject inside a large, white, plastic garbage can with a strong light source placed outside. The garbage can acts as a very effective diffuser.
Then.............practice, practice, practice.
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[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Thanks for the kind words.
No problem. I use a Panasonic DMC-TZ1 and use either macro or auto mode. In other words it's got nothin' to do with me. My photo shoots consist of arranging the subject inside a large, white, plastic garbage can with a strong light source placed outside. The garbage can acts as a very effective diffuser.
Then.............practice, practice, practice.
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You've got your precious Rolex watches inside a garbage can? Sacrilege!!

[LDLemu4U]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Sho' 'nuff.
dP

Hey Dan, is that a 16710.... got to look in getting a super jubilee!

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by LDLemu4U

Hey Dan, is that a 16710.... got to look in getting a super jubilee!

Yes sir.
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[ippon20]

uh, I swear one day I'm gonna pull the trigger on a Pepsi like that! Drop dead amazing watch Dan!

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by ippon20

uh, I swear one day I'm gonna pull the trigger on a Pepsi like that! Drop dead amazing watch Dan!

Thanks, Dan!
dP

[rajurama]

Saving up for the TT super jubilee boys! :)

[Fatso]

I think the original poster wants to know if the jubilee from a Datejust (w/o '50' endlinks) will fit on a GMT.

[alphamale2012]

So to answer to my questions yes super jubilee from a datejust will fit a gmt II. Could you tell me which model/year? I'm getting a date just for my dad and I thought I'll change the bracelets.

Sam

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by alphamale2012

So to answer to my questions yes super jubilee from a datejust will fit a gmt II. Could you tell me which model/year? I'm getting a date just for my dad and I thought I'll change the bracelets.

Sam

The older DJs did not have the Super Jubilee; so it will have to be one of the newer DJ models with the "wider" case.

The Super Jubilee has ALL solid links and a hidden clasp.

JJ

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by alphamale2012

So to answer to my questions yes super jubilee from a datejust will fit a gmt II. Could you tell me which model/year? I'm getting a date just for my dad and I thought I'll change the bracelets.

Sam

JJ's right. I think the new style DateJust came out in 2004[???]. Experts please correct me if I've got that wrong.
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[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

JJ's right. I think the new style DateJust came out in 2004[???]. Experts please correct me if I've got that wrong.
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I think you're right - either late 2003 or 2004 on Super Jubilee or the new Oyster..............and with the RED/BLACK date combo wheel - odd dates in RED and even dates in BLACK!!

JJ

[LDLemu4U]

Will a Super Jubilee fit the GMT IIc?

[tinknock71]

Originally Posted by LDLemu4U

Will a Super Jubilee fit the GMT IIc?

I would like to know this as well, that would be a beauty on the GMT IIc!

[stevemulholland3]

they are interchangable..however you cannot use the springbar from your gmt because it is too thick to go thru the endlinks so you have to use the narrow datejust springbar..

[Fatso]

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...=4038517&rid=0

[Bob70]

I love the jubilee on the gmt

[Quicksilver]

I have the old style Jubilee fitted on my Pepsi by Rolex and it looks great. Every time I see Dan's pictures though, I turn green with envy. The old Jubilee has pretty much the same look (at least on first glance) but the Super is in a different league. I have to get one some day.

Jubilee is certainly the way to go on GMT though, whether Super or the old type. It's very much a classic look for the GMT, the only Rolex tool watch where the Jubilee is truly at home.

[ricardogp]

Originally Posted by Fatso

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...=4038517&rid=0

Fatso, thank you so much for your posting! I've been looking all over for exactly that information. I still have one question though, what is the difference between the 502B and the 550 end piece for the jubilee??

I had found a nice jubilee bracelet to match my 1966 GMT Pepsi 1675 but the end links did not fit so well. Even though the lugs are the same 20mm, it it a bit loose and does not cover the whole area.

Like you said, I tried fitting the spring bars from the GMT's Oyster bracelet in the Jubilee, but they do not fit (too thick as you said).

I have now found a pair of 502B end links for sale but I'm not sure if they will fit my bracelet - it is the old style one from the 1960's, the thinner one that you can open each link and looks like an 8 on its sides.

With the proper end pieces, will I be able to fit the thicker spring bars, given that they must go through the last links of the bracelet?

Shoud I go for the 502B, or keep trying to find a 550 end piece for the jubilee??

Thanks a million!

[Puffy]

oh yes it fits. it feels amazing