Brushed Jubilee?

[DamienStepien]

Good evening all.

I was curious about the Jubilee Bracelets:

1) Are they available in brushed 904L

2) How would one go about purchasing one?

3) Approximate cost NEW

Thank you in advanced!

Damien

[japenney]

Sorry I misread your post initially. Rolex would never sell you a bracelet separately. If you can find one any professional watchmaker can brush it for you for a bit of money. May have to use trusted seller or eBay as AD will not order just a bracelet for a random guy, not allowed.

[MovieGuy]

1 - Not from Rolex. The center links on a jubliee bracelet are always a high polish finish from the factory. You'd have to either do it yourself or find someone to do it for you.

2 - Stop by your closest AD. You'll need to know the bracelet part number or what model watch it is for.

3 - An all steel jubilee bracelet is around $1000 to a few thousand depending on the model.

[MovieGuy]

Originally Posted by japenney

Yes the date just is currently only model with jubilee bracelet and in 904L steel. You would be very lucky to find the bracelet from a trusted seller or on eBay for around 2-3000$ . Rolex will never sell one to you separately unless it is to replace on a current model with jubilee.

Any Rolex AD can order one for you.

[japenney]

Originally Posted by MovieGuy

Any Rolex AD can order one for you.

I don't think a Rolex AD can order a bracelet unless it is as a replacement for a model and then only on an exchange basis. (You would have to give your old bracelet). I think they are very strict about this. Think about how many people would have glidelock bracelet on exp 2 and GMT. Everyone would if could afford.

[~JJ]

Originally Posted by MovieGuy

Any Rolex AD can order one for you.

If you have trade in, yes. If you have an ad that will order one without a trade in, then please send me their info in a PM!!!

[Annan]

Not sure why you would want to brush the center links on a jubilee. Yes, they are polished and yes, they will get scratched. However, scratches on this style of bracelet are harder to see. For some, myself included, this is just one feature that makes the jubilee a better choice than an oyster with PCLs.

[GMT Aviator]

Originally Posted by japenney

I don't think a Rolex AD can order a bracelet unless it is as a replacement for a model and then only on an exchange basis. (You would have to give your old bracelet). I think they are very strict about this. Think about how many people would have glidelock bracelet on exp 2 and GMT. Everyone would if could afford.

My AD ordered me a sub bracelet for my GMT2C no problem. I kept the original GMT bracelet with the PCL's which still has the stickers all over it.