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CTCollector · 14 July 2023, 04:45 AM

Set me straight 1675 guru’s. On a Rolex 1675/3, what is the appropriate bracelet and end link combination? The bracelet is a jubilee…. Is it 62523 with 450 end links, a 62510H with 550 end links or some other combination?

springer · 14 July 2023, 06:13 AM

You need more information regarding the serial number for the watch to determine which bracelet is correct.

Also, the 62510 bracelet is for a stainless steel case.

TimeLord2 · 14 July 2023, 07:59 AM

Could even have an American made oval link jubilee bracelet, or Joske's Hecho en Mexico, or C & I bracelet if for north America or south and central America with 50 on the end links or no number on the end links. For Swiss, the 62523H bracelet with 450 end links is appropriate for many of the 1675/3 watches. Here is an abbreviated chart of the Jubilee but I was mainly looking at early GMTs and the 1675/3 started production around 1970. Prior to that there was only the 1675 all steel and 1675/8 all gold. The 6252 came in both all stainless, gold and stainless, and all gold, if not mistaken, before they started adding the last number onto the reference to indicate what metal(s) were used. The "3" on the end of 62523 is for stainless and gold, two tone "0" for all steel. perhaps Springer will school us both!

springer · 14 July 2023, 09:26 AM

TL2 summed it up fairly well. Find out what year your watch is and plug it into the chart.

TuRo · 14 July 2023, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by springer

You need more information regarding the serial number for the watch to determine which bracelet is correct.

Also, the 62510 bracelet is for a stainless steel case.

Brilliant info TL/ jP on Jubillees.

Just for completeness, the watch also came on a bi-colour folded link OYSTER and the correct end links are ALL SILVER not bi-colour.

PT_91 · 14 July 2023, 06:02 PM

Did you mean to say "aficionados"?

CTCollector · 14 July 2023, 08:15 PM

The serial number is 3169XXX. So, I think that makes it a 1972.

CTCollector · 14 July 2023, 08:16 PM

And yes, I did mean to say aficionados……. Sorry for fat fingering my phone.

CTCollector · 14 July 2023, 08:22 PM

Thank you for all of the information Timelord and Springer. Really appreciate it.

14 July 2023, 04:45 AM	#1
CTCollector "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: Connecticut Posts: 12	1675/3 affiecando’s Set me straight 1675 guru’s. On a Rolex 1675/3, what is the appropriate bracelet and end link combination? The bracelet is a jubilee…. Is it 62523 with 450 end links, a 62510H with 550 end links or some other combination?

14 July 2023, 06:13 AM	#2
springer 2025 TitaniumYM Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Real Name: jP Location: Texas Watch: GMT-MASTER Posts: 17,460	You need more information regarding the serial number for the watch to determine which bracelet is correct. Also, the 62510 bracelet is for a stainless steel case. __________________ Member of NAWCC since 1990. INSTAGRAM USER NAME: SPRINGERJFP Visit my Instagram page to view some of the finest vintage GMTs anywhere - as well as other vintage classics.

14 July 2023, 07:59 AM	#3
TimeLord2 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Valencia, CA Watch: GMT Master 1675/3 Posts: 2,213	Could even have an American made oval link jubilee bracelet, or Joske's Hecho en Mexico, or C & I bracelet if for north America or south and central America with 50 on the end links or no number on the end links. For Swiss, the 62523H bracelet with 450 end links is appropriate for many of the 1675/3 watches. Here is an abbreviated chart of the Jubilee but I was mainly looking at early GMTs and the 1675/3 started production around 1970. Prior to that there was only the 1675 all steel and 1675/8 all gold. The 6252 came in both all stainless, gold and stainless, and all gold, if not mistaken, before they started adding the last number onto the reference to indicate what metal(s) were used. The "3" on the end of 62523 is for stainless and gold, two tone "0" for all steel. perhaps Springer will school us both! Attached Images

14 July 2023, 09:26 AM	#4
springer 2025 TitaniumYM Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Real Name: jP Location: Texas Watch: GMT-MASTER Posts: 17,460	TL2 summed it up fairly well. Find out what year your watch is and plug it into the chart. __________________ Member of NAWCC since 1990. INSTAGRAM USER NAME: SPRINGERJFP Visit my Instagram page to view some of the finest vintage GMTs anywhere - as well as other vintage classics.

14 July 2023, 08:15 PM	#7
CTCollector "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: Connecticut Posts: 12	1675/3 The serial number is 3169XXX. So, I think that makes it a 1972.

14 July 2023, 06:02 PM	#6
PT_91 Banned Join Date: Aug 2022 Location: Switzerland Posts: 526	Did you mean to say "aficionados"?

14 July 2023, 08:16 PM	#8
CTCollector "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: Connecticut Posts: 12	And yes, I did mean to say aficionados……. Sorry for fat fingering my phone.

14 July 2023, 08:22 PM	#9
CTCollector "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: Connecticut Posts: 12	Thank you for all of the information Timelord and Springer. Really appreciate it.

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