Reply With QuoteNot tried it myself, but Uncle Seiko do a jubilee for the BB58 (currently sold out):
https://www.uncleseiko.co.uk/store/p...Bay_58%29.html
I saw a blue BB58 on Chrono24 and the seller has it on a Jubilee and I have to say it looks fantastic. Has anyone else tried theirs on a Jubilee?
Not tried it myself, but Uncle Seiko do a jubilee for the BB58 (currently sold out):
https://www.uncleseiko.co.uk/store/p...Bay_58%29.html
That’s funny coincidence. I got an email from watchobsession earlier, and the watch on the page was exactly the above.
https://www.watchobsession.co.uk/blo...JVCA%3D.TRHwi6
Forstner also sell Jubilee bracelets for the BB Range.
Got the US one. It’s very tinny which is not a bad thing and looks great.Originally Posted by rico
Yeah I’ve done this and it’s stunning with the Jubilee bracelet
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The aftermarket bracelet market is fantastic at the moment - especially for Tudors and Speedmasters.
GMT on Uncle Seiko jubilee.
Now that looks sweet!GMT on Uncle Seiko jubilee.
Superb on the Uncle Seiko.have one on my GMT too.
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I do think the BB58 looks great on a Jubilee however I haven't purchased one for mine as I am not a fan of the polished (or any) centre links, I do however have a Jubilee (non polished centre links) on my Steinhart Pepsi GMT and it looks fantastic.
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My only gripe about jubilee bracelets (my favourite type of bracelet) is that Rolex have spoilt it for us!
Their newish jubilee design with those little half links at the lug have taken it to the next level.
Every time I see a jubilee with the normal style full end link it now looks at cheaper in my mind :(
In fairness, they are a fraction of the price of a modern Rolex Jubilee!
Uncle seiko offer two different finishes on their Jubilee bracelets for Tudor - all brushed or brushed/polished.
Which is the better quality, Uncle Seiko or Forstner? I’m interested in getting one after reading this thread!
Depends what you are going for.
If you're after a more vintage feel, then Uncle Seiko as it has a pressed clasp.
If you want something that feels a little more solid and modern, Forstner as it has SELs and a nicer milled clasp.
Oh no doubt! And actually attainable!
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