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drockadam · 30 January 2022, 02:08 AM

Hello everyone

My mother has a beautiful early 1970s Tudor OysterDate Ref 7992 in all stainless steel that she wears daily. It's obviously the 34mm and has a 19mm Rolex 78350 Oyster bracelet with 557 endlinks. She's been looking around for an authentic jubilee bracelet for it lately.

She just won an online auction for a Tudor 19mm Jubilee bracelet stamped 6248-19. The Jubilee bracelet has 597 endlinks. I've been researching how the jubilee endlinks will fit and not coming up with much. She has not received the bracelet yet. We all know how big of a pain these 19mm Tudor endlinks can be, trust me I know with my 1978 9050/1.

Thanks for your time and input as always

* Picture borrowed from online of Ref. 7992

30 January 2022, 02:08 AM	#1
drockadam "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Real Name: Adam Location: Ontario, Canada Watch: Pepsi. Posts: 5,749	Another Tudor OysterDate endlink thread... Hello everyone My mother has a beautiful early 1970s Tudor OysterDate Ref 7992 in all stainless steel that she wears daily. It's obviously the 34mm and has a 19mm Rolex 78350 Oyster bracelet with 557 endlinks. She's been looking around for an authentic jubilee bracelet for it lately. She just won an online auction for a Tudor 19mm Jubilee bracelet stamped 6248-19. The Jubilee bracelet has 597 endlinks. I've been researching how the jubilee endlinks will fit and not coming up with much. She has not received the bracelet yet. We all know how big of a pain these 19mm Tudor endlinks can be, trust me I know with my 1978 9050/1. Thanks for your time and input as always * Picture borrowed from online of Ref. 7992 __________________ - Adam Instagram: @GMTSUBTIME

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