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Many 1960s/70s vintage dive watches share the same case as the Zodiac Super Sea Wolf shown with 19mm lugs. These are some of the most difficult watches to strap because of the large watch head paired with the 19mm band configuration. Same case you will see on Jaeger-Lecoultre Memovox and Gruen dive watches from the same time period. Most bands look to skinny. Here is an excellent stainless steel heavy and wide band with a taper that works perfectly with that case.
A satin finish steel 19mm wide straight ends New Old Stock vintage watch bracelet from the 1960s/70s. Available in all steel or with black inserts, which match up with black dials really well. Check the specs here to make sure this will work with your watch. The end tubes are 19mm wide but the last link is 23.3mm wide. From the last wide link to the center of the spring bar tube there is 2mm of space, so make sure the wide ends will have enough clearance with your watch lugs. As you can see, it fits perfectly on the Zodiac Super Wolf (watch is for sale from another dealer; inquire if you are interested).
Even better, these bands will fit even large wrists. Fully extended in its length, the bracelet is 6 3/4 inches (17.3cm) long lying flat. Then it easily adjusts 5/8 of an inch shorter in small increments with the adjustments in the clasp. Plus links can easily be removed to make it even shorter. I also have a Short version of this band.
Fantastic folded stainless steel links with a brushed matte finish. Clasp is signed 100% Stainless Hong Kong on back. The links are 3.0mm thick. Heavier weight band weighs 61 grams. Might fit your Jaeger Lecoultre Memovox from the 1970s or a Seiko dive watch or Gruen dive watch that has the same case as the Zodiac shown.
Price is $95.
U.S. buyers pay $4.99 shipping & tracking. International buyers pay $9.99 for First Class Registered shipping or $29.99 for Registered.
PAYMENT: Paypal to billmahoney@aol.com or mail payments by check or money order accepted.
Email me at billmahoney@aol.com if you need additional information. Email for details if you are seeking a particular style or size ends. I also have many other types of vintage watch bracelets in the Bracelets, Heuer and NSA Swiss Bracelets sections at Squinky.com
I have many references here - regards - Bill Mahoney
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