I was going to say that I like them equally however, if I could only ever have one, it would be the oyster.
I was going to say that I like them equally however, if I could only ever have one, it would be the oyster.
I used to think that jubilee's were a bit 'old'. Had bought my Dad one !
However I picked one up with a 1675 and I have to say they are really comfortable and make a nice change from an oyster. I actually have the folded jubilee so it's light and About the same age as the watch which is great.
I think the oyster looks better in pictures, but from experience the jubilee is more comfortable to wear as you have smaller links - if that makes sense.
I like the jubilee John, but I think it belongs on an oyster. Wasn't the jubilee offered as an option on these in the past? I could well be imagining that.
Ryan
Stunning watch on either bracelet. I actually really like the look of an old GMT on a Jubilee.
Oyster for me 'cos the only jubilee I tried pinched the hairs on my arms.
the jubliee to me really suits the GMT and a winner in my eyes. I have a 16750 1984. Oyster is on my explorer 2 so at least i get to enjoy both.
your GMT looks superb! very lucky man
Oyster
For me, it's highly dependent on the watch. In this case I prefer the oyster on the GMT. But, for example, I prefer a jubilee on a DateJust. Horses for courses...
The Oyster is my favourite for the GMT but I love the Jubilee on the Datejust.
That 1675 is a beauty!
For me, it's the Oyster. Nice GMT
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It looks nice on Jubilee, but it looks much better on Oyster
oyster for me
Both !
Jubilee was an option with older GMT's, looks great on both.
Never worn a jubilee, but from your photo's, your GMT suits the Oyster better in my mind. Lovely watch.
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I have been lusting after a jubilee for my more modern 16710; these pictures (credit: pwatchworks, instagram) have only served to heighten my interest.
Does anyone have one spare by any chance?? :)
Oyster for this but considering an Angus Jubilee firmly MM 300 from Strapcode.
TT jubilee is a beaut
I don't consider myself very sporty, subsequently the jubilee is indeed my cup of tea. For a reason unknown I believe the jubilee suits better with more formal looks.
For me
Older GMT = Jubilee
GMT II = Oyster
For the most part Rolex agree ;)
It's just a matter of time...
I like Jubilee only when there is a fluted bezel.
Ultimately I prefer the oyster but it's cool when you see a GMT on a jubilee - something different.
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Jubilee catches the eye more (and the hairs)... but I think jubilee looks great
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Think the jubilee looks better personally, old or new.
Oyster looks great.
Damn and blast! I'm now on the look out for a Jubilee bracelet!
A very beautiful watch, you are so lucky!
I also think the older watches look better on the Jubilee, but either look great on your watch.
What I noticed with my watches is that the jubilee gives off a feeling of lightness, airiness, almost a certain fragility if you will. And it's such a great design that it will either work with complement watches that are like that themselves, or create a nice contrast with more masculine ones - to me, both the GMT and the Sub look great on the jubilee.
This is my Lorenz Flightmaster, which comes on a jubilee: Lorenz 3s10 14502 i.jpg The watch is very thin and not that big (39.5 mm) and I can't imagine a better bracelet design to go with it. And even though it's a far cry from Rolex quality bracelet, it's still amazingly comfortable, it wraps around the wrist like no other.
Both look good. Oyster looks better. I suspect jubilee wears better.
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I know I'm in the minority, but I think the jubilee is just so right on the GMT. The OP's first picture is knockout.