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Vilka endlinks är korrekt för jubilee till 16710 med lug Holes? Köpte en 62510h med 550 endlinks, passar dom?
 
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Vilka endlinks är korrekt för jubilee till 16710 med lug Holes? Köpte en 62510h med 550 endlinks, passar dom?
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All GMTs have 20mm wide lugs and use spring bars that have a diameter of 2mm - which is a larger diameter than the 1.8mm spring bars found on a Datejust and similar 36mm cases . The correct end links when installing a correct GMT Jubilee bracelet (bracelet model number 62510) on a GMT are as follows:

502 - Jubilee - GMT 16700, GMT II 16760 and 16710

502T - Jubilee - GMT II 16710T (no hole lugs - no holes on the outer lugs for the spring bars)

550 - Jubilee - Late 1970s GMT 1675 or 16750 but works on the 16760, 16700 16710 with lug holes and the possibly of some minor adjustments to the end links

50 - GMT Jubilee end links for for a vintage Swiss-made 6251 Jubilee with folded or rolled links. Fits 20mm lugs

55 - Jubilee end links for a vintage Swiss-made 6251 Datejust and similar watches with 20mm lugs. Folded or rolled links.

USA-made vintage Jubilee bracelets. Based on several early GMT that I have seen, end links were stamped 50 on the left side, and later end links were not stamped. These bracelets were also found on Datejusts and similar models using 20mm end links and were not stamped with a number. 19mm vintage USA Jubilee end links (no number stamping) were also used on other vintage models utilizing the smaller 19mm lugs. There are no end link numbers on these bracelets except for a few that I have seen stamped 50 on the left side of the end link. (The "50" stamped end links were possibly used during the 1960s and an educated guess by me would indicate that these end links were used on the GMTs during that period although you will find vintage GMTs with USA oval link bracelets without the "50" stampings as well.)

555 - Jubilee end links with 1.8mm diameter holes for the spring bars. Used for Datejust and other Rolex models with 20mm lugs and 36mm case diameter. Not designed for GMTs, Subs and other sport models.

501 - Oyster end links used on the 78360 found on the GMT II 16760 and Explorer II 16550 (Rolex parts books also list the 593 Oyster end link as correct for the GMT II 16760.)

och 62510H-länken ska vara märkt 50 med 502T-ändlänkar för en 16710.
 
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