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Watch Q: Seiko SKX Jubilee bracelet parts

Posted by TylerSuits
Tags: ask.recommendations, watches, seiko, shopping

Afternoon! I am needing a little help. I've been on the hunt for the correct Curved End Links for a SKX model watch for about a month now, with no luck. AliExpress/eBay have not been all that great in "fine print."

Long story short, I need to replace the end links on my SKX007 that's on a Jubilee bracelet.

Each time I order, the end links are either "too flat" or are not cut properly.

Where can I get some curved end links that are not bonkers expensive and/or a whole new bracelet?

Model: Seiko SKX
Bracelet: Jubilee
Lug: 22mm

Thanks!

4 comments

  1. [4]
    Campy
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    Uncle Straps sells just end links. To my knowledge, their quality is OK, and they do a good job of checking compatibility. Honestly though, Long Island Watch has their bracelets inexpensive enough...

    Uncle Straps sells just end links. To my knowledge, their quality is OK, and they do a good job of checking compatibility. Honestly though, Long Island Watch has their bracelets inexpensive enough right now that it may be worth buying the whole bracelet and piecing together what you need.

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    1. [3]
      TylerSuits
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      I was hoping to find these for like $5 + shipping, but seems just getting a new bracelet all together is going to be the best (and most bang-for-buck) option. Thank you!

      I was hoping to find these for like $5 + shipping, but seems just getting a new bracelet all together is going to be the best (and most bang-for-buck) option. Thank you!

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      1. [2]
        chocobean
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        End links are a very very tricky part, even with dozens of similar curved Jubilee ones it may not produce a good fit. Even a tiny gap might wiggle (causes damage) or pinch arm hairs. Bit pricey...

        End links are a very very tricky part, even with dozens of similar curved Jubilee ones it may not produce a good fit. Even a tiny gap might wiggle (causes damage) or pinch arm hairs.

        Bit pricey but yeah getting a whole new replacement bracelet for your specific model is the way to go. Think of it as having a bunch of spare parts for next time you need it.

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        1. TylerSuits
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          Getting feedback on different platforms, pretty much the same talk there. Just replace it all.

          Getting feedback on different platforms, pretty much the same talk there. Just replace it all.

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