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: Steve,
: The pic that John posted looks just like my
: watch, bracelet too (the bracelet is not the
: new kind with the push button but the older
: version that pulls apart). But since it ends
: in .80, are you saying that it should have a
: different band? I am a little confused.
: Thanks so much.
To quickly answer your question, any model number ending in 00 is on a bracelet. Technically your full model number is 3521.80.00, but it is common practice for dealers and people on watch forums to drop the last two digits when they are 00. If the last two digits are not 00, this implies that the watch is on a leather or rubber strap.
-John
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