What's on your wrist? / What are you wearing? (WRUW)

VirgileF
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Thanks Charlie - That’s the plan. I’ve had both 58’s in the last 2 years but the bracelet didn’t fit 100% for me - either too big with an extra link and minimum holes or vice-Versa. For a good part of the year it’s fine but during the summer it became uncomfortable, and I tend not to travel with a screwdriver and extra links in tow!

This bracelet solves that for me, which is great as in all other aspects they are absolutely terrific watches. It will also give me the option to pick on up on the leather which will give me the full set of 20mm options, having the pro on the great Tudor fabric.


Same thing for me and I have found "the" solution :

https://www.uncleseiko.com/products/tudor-bb58-1-2-link-for-stock-bracelet
 
Mspeedster
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I guess I'm lucky, the BB58 bracelet fits my wrist just fine. I tend to wear my watches looser, so during these hot humid summer months I have no need to adjust the size when my wrist expands.
 
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I guess I'm lucky, the BB58 bracelet fits my wrist just fine. I tend to wear my watches looser, so during these hot humid summer months I have no need to adjust the size when my wrist expands.

I've been lucky with mine also, & only during these 'hot weeks' in England & on hols I've upped the slot on the micro adjustment.

I have seen online from the BBowners group on Insta they offer a 5mm easy link solution as per the Rolex Explorer, just pop it out when needed (although I expect 5mm maybe too much). The T Fit clasps seems the way forward but I prefer the look of the standard clasp.

The Ranger bracelet with the T-Fit is great, although I has seen someone fit this on a blue BB58 and something didnt look right, maybe I'm used to the fake rivets!
 
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I’m guessing this won’t be a forum favourite, but it’s much better in the metal than and render or photo shows. I’ve basically worn it every day for the last week as it’s so comfortable.

And the bracelet is a game changer a proper tapering oyster with the t-fit.

now to find a cheap Pre owned 58 at some point.

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Hi all, newbie here. Couldnt help but notice similarities between these two and snap a pic. Yeah, that Tudor is a sharp piece with nod to 60s as well. Nice!
This date was picked up by dad whilst in USAF service for grandfather. I have the receipt from PX but no box.

Derek
 
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Hi all, newbie here. Couldnt help but notice similarities between these two and snap a pic. Yeah, that Tudor is a sharp piece with nod to 60s as well. Nice!
This date was picked up by dad whilst in USAF service for grandfather. I have the receipt from PX but no box.

Derek
Awesome - what a great pic. I’d far rather have your dad’s watch than mine. Lovely watch
 
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Lovely day at the TH museum yesterday.
Special thanks to Madame Caron.
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mattp mattp
Lovely day at the TH museum yesterday.
Special thanks to Madame Caron.
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Interesting ‘watch’
 
mattp
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Would love if we could arrange a forum visit next year
TH have a plan to extend the museum next year. It will be open for public then.
 
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