What are some non traditional bracelets?
Everyone is familiar with three link, oyster style, jubilee and mesh bracelet designs. What are some watches with non traditional bracelet designs?
I’ll start.
This is mine - Breitling’s Rouleaux style on a chronometer. It is very comfortable, I must admit, even without an on the fly micro adjustment.
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Anon Dan
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I think my Vilhelm’s isn’t too common.
Forstner Komfit
Forstner Klip (Bonklip/Bamboo ladder style)
The Dietrich hexagonal linkage...
This one from Omega
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The Lorca Model No. 1 GMT has a great bracelet (with a particularly cool end link set up).
That’s as crazy I get
Panerai. Such a strange and unique bracelet. Looks like a bunch of coins squished and folded on-top of each other. I kinda dig it.
How can we not mention the iconic Tag Heuer Link bracelet.
Here's an Expandro rally bracelet.
H Moser has a unique bracelet
Ebel wave bracelet:
Yema’s modernized, faceted and fully polished beads of rice style bracelet:
Santos, Streamliner, Overseas
That Breitling Chronomat bracelet is the single most comfortable I've ever tried!
That’s class!
There is also this bracelet. The Omega brick road.
That Breitling Chronomat bracelet is the single most comfortable I've ever tried!
I'm very close to getting a Chronomat, but the 42mm version chronograph one. You can dial in the fit on that bracelet despite the fact it has a butterfly clasp and no microadjust?