Mexican Jubilee

[ibsober]

I know we have had this discussion on numerous occasions, and I have a "hencho" Rolex Jubilee band, but the ones I have seen were not set up like this...opinions Gentlemen..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

[1000ftSub]

[Earl Camembert]

Again with the Rolex design; interesting that it looks like one on a clasp made in Argentina supposedly for Rolex.

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[ibsober]

I dropped a note to seller about my concerns and was told "if your concerned don't bid"...Maybe my imagination but that's sort of like "kiss my #@&" oh well....

[Earl Camembert]

This is a pawn shop; I find they may be butt heads but can't afford to take in or sell crap.

[blaine mattison]

just a case of the bad ends

[springer]

455 are two tone end links per my parts book! I've never seen this version of a Mexican band before either.

[chriseskew24]

Nope never seen it.

[blaine mattison]

there are atleast two of the out there. Ha ha

cheers!

[tudorman8276]

...and in the works.

[ParisDakarBmw]

The seller could atleat clean the freakin thing with an old toothbrush. There's more cookie dough in that clasp......Ahh for get it.....

[jcgs]

Joske's was a Texan department store that had its bracelets built in Mexico under license from Rolex to the best of my knowledge.

[TimeToGo]

Also, discussed before -

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthrea...ight=joske%27s

[Safetrends]

Maybe he will take Peso's for payment!

[blaine mattison]

for those who don't like like those clasp with HECHO EN MEXICO

i'm a buyer

[MikeyTX]

Originally Posted by tudorman8276

...and in the works.

http://www.rolexforums.com/showpost....1&postcount=12

[MikeyTX]

Originally Posted by blaine mattison

for those who don't like like those clasp with HECHO EN MEXICO

i'm a buyer

You betcha ! That is a true TEXAS Joske's "Made in 'Ol Mexico" under license from Rolex watch band. Calling that a fungus is about kin to claiming a Rolex sub with a real Tiffany dial bogus because it says Tiffany on it. Fwiw, the seller has been in Denver since about the time my parents settled there right after dad finished medical school. I used to love going in there as a small child to look at all the shiny stuff in the display cases. Little did I know it's true worth.

[Earl Camembert]

OK this is odd; see http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=118455.

So this band is real even though the the Rolex logo is not like this.

[MikeyTX]

Earl, if you ever become a large, well known department store here in oil rich west central TX you can have your own watch bands made under license from Rolex. I want in on the IPO btw

[Earl Camembert]

Originally Posted by MikeyTX

Earl, if you ever become a large, well known department store here in oil rich west central TX you can have your own watch bands made under license from Rolex. I want in on the IPO btw

You are missing my point. Up until now if the Rolex logo was not like the one in the picture the band was declared a fake now we have an exception. How many other exceptions are there and can even Rolex USA know of all the exceptions ever licensed by Rolex the world over from the beginning of time.

This was declared a fake by "WatchOut" and it has the same Rolex logo as the department store "genuine" Rolex band.

[MikeyTX]

By now I'll bet Rolex has lost track of some of what it licensed to out side sources in the past. As I mentioned, the seller has been around in the Denver market since before I was born. Considering the size of the Hispanic market in CO and it's hidden wealth, heaven only knows what is floating around some of the market stalls in the old city area.

[Earl Camembert]

Originally Posted by MikeyTX

By now I'll bet Rolex has lost track of some of what it licensed to out side sources in the past.

We have a winner. So how can "WatchOut" or even Rolex USA be 100% sure of what is or is not a "Rolex" band?

Rolex USA declared a band made in Argentina on my 1968 DD a fake. I have a feeling it was in fact licensed by Rolex in the 1960s. The watch has a Spanish day wheel and the band is 18k of very high quality.

The serial number on the watch is intact; is there any way I can find out where and when the watch was sold? I'm betting a dollar to a doughnut it was sold in Argentina. I paid $120 for a written report and if I can prove the band is indeed a “Rolex” will hit the fan big time.

[MikeyTX]

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