How does this look

[mar52]

What size bracelet?  Mine's been making me crazier than I already am.  I measure 19 and when I try a 19mm it's too big.  When I install an 18mm there is space that bothers me.

[timewatcher]

Nov 30, 2014 14:59:00 GMT -8 mar52 said:

What size bracelet?  Mine's been making me crazier than I already am.  I measure 19 and when I try a 19mm it's too big.  When I install an 18mm there is space that bothers me.

It requires a 19mm.  Takes a bit of squeezing but a 19mm fits fine.

[mar52]

Nov 30, 2014 15:20:38 GMT -8 timewatcher said:

Nov 30, 2014 14:59:00 GMT -8 mar52 said:

What size bracelet?  Mine's been making me crazier than I already am.  I measure 19 and when I try a 19mm it's too big.  When I install an 18mm there is space that bothers me.

It requires a 19mm.  Takes a bit of squeezing but a 19mm fits fine.

Thanks.  Of course that bracelet comes in 18mm or 20mm.  Maybe the trimmed the 20mm?

[timewatcher]

Thats a possibility but that orange stitched band is quite thick and would be a bitch to try and squeeze in. 

Edited to add:  the way the lugs are designed there isnt enough room to fit a Zulu or Nato thru.

[gingi310]

I've seen these come on a couple of different bracelets when sold. I have two and, for my money, the one with the bracelet on the right looks and wears SO much better than any strap; it really makes the dial pop, is super comfortable, and is one of the nicest vintage Seiko bracelets IMO (notice the slight difference in the RESIST dial).



This is one of those watches where the interest from buyers/collectors is reasonably strong, but there seems to have been SO many made that really nice ones fall through the cracks for VERY little money occasionally and the values generally are all over the place (more so than usual on eBay). I've seen essentially the same watch fo for $50 and for $250.

Cheers,

jon in SF

[mar52]

I really like that stainless bracelet.  Does it have a name?  Looks like designer pasta to me!