Need your help - GMT BLNR and Jubilee bracelet

[Number3]

Wow - I think the jubilee should be an option on all models.

[mikester]

Looking for a Jubillee band myself.

[Gtecko]

can you not ordered a 63600 from any AD ?

[rickmanuk]

Originally Posted by Kobin

Indeed. I phoned Rolex St James's London saying exactly that. The service technician very politely declined. Not a chance.

Interesting, I'm also in the UK, and spoke to RSC earlier in the year; admittedly my line of enquiry pertained to a jubilee for my 16710. They gave me the part number, and I put in an order at my local AD. I didn't have to supply serial number or prove ownership to either party.

[Deep18]

Never been a fan of the jubilee bracelet but I actually like that on the BLNR.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by Chadridv

I use a 63600. It works great.

it also fits my 116500...

Wow, the Daytona looks great on the jubilee

[123Blueface]

Originally Posted by Chadridv

While they all look great, all I can say to this one is simply wow!
Was never a big fan of the Hulk. I am sold.

[webprotege]

Was never a fan of the jubilee, short of the BLRO, but now I am sold!

[d4v3]

Originally Posted by rickmanuk

Interesting, I'm also in the UK, and spoke to RSC earlier in the year; admittedly my line of enquiry pertained to a jubilee for my 16710. They gave me the part number, and I put in an order at my local AD. I didn't have to supply serial number or prove ownership to either party.

Hi, was this for the 62510h and what did they quote you?

Cheers

[stylinleems]

Originally Posted by Gtecko

can you not ordered a 63600 from any AD ?

You can order any bracelet from any AD (pending the AD does this for you) however, it has to be model specific so the AD can only order the bracelet that originally came with the watch or was an option (and sometimes Rolex requests the old bracelet to be sent back).

To order a bracelet the AD will require a serial # of the watch, this is how Rolex sends the correct one. Hence, why it is so difficult to source a 63600/63200 - as not a lot of people have a 116234/116200 lying around.

[sunnygps]

Originally Posted by stylinleems

You can order any bracelet from any AD (pending the AD does this for you) however, it has to be model specific so the AD can only order the bracelet that originally came with the watch or was an option (and sometimes Rolex requests the old bracelet to be sent back).

To order a bracelet the AD will require a serial # of the watch, this is how Rolex sends the correct one. Hence, why it is so difficult to source a 63600/63200 - as not a lot of people have a 116234/116200 lying around.

Will the super jubilee bracelet on 116234 fit GMT IIc LN? Any new end links required or is it a straight fit?

Wondering what the bracelet # is for the 126710BLRO? It may be easier to just order that bracelet if the AD is able to order it...

Thanks.

[Nairn1980]

Looks great.

[stylinleems]

Originally Posted by sunnygps

Will the super jubilee bracelet on 116234 fit GMT IIc LN? Any new end links required or is it a straight fit?

Wondering what the bracelet # is for the 126710BLRO? It may be easier to just order that bracelet if the AD is able to order it...

Thanks.

Yes, the SJ from the 116234 will fit the GMT IIc LN, BLNR, Sub-C, Daytona-C etc. The only thing you will require is the 1.8mm spring bars as the 2.0mm will be too thick to fit in the SJ end links. You will not require any new end links as they are attached to the bracelet already, so it will be a direct fit/swap.

The bracelet # for the 126710BLRO is 69200 however, sourcing that one will be very tricky as the watch is so new, Rolex will most likely question why a new bracelet is being ordered for a watch that is only a couple months old.

[R!$]

Originally Posted by lenfried29

IMO, ugly looking bracelet. Makes BLNR out of proportion.

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