My two 750's are both from 2006.
The Sharkhunter has screw pins in the links. The Searambler has friction pins. Otherwise both bracelets are identical. What was the reason for this difference in manufacture?
750t BRACELET
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Re: 750t BRACELET
There was a transition from the pin to the screw bars during the run of the 750 series.
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Re: 750t BRACELET
Thank you for the fast reply Mike. Think I'll look out for a screw-pin bracelet on here and change it.
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Re: 750t BRACELET
You can also track down a 750T GMT bracelet - they will fit the standard 750T cases and the bracelet links are a bit thicker. ![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
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Re: 750t BRACELET
BSears wrote:You can also track down a 750T GMT bracelet - they will fit the standard 750T cases and the bracelet links are a bit thicker.
that's your best bet for the 750...
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