Stretch on the two tone Daytona Bracelet

[rob williams]

I just picked up a new two tone Daytona last week and I was inspecting the bracelet. I noticed this bracelet, (unlike the one on my older two tone Submariner) has solid gold links in the middle. Will this newer bracelet stretch as much/easy as the Submariner with the hollow gold links? I have never owned a Daytona before, so maybe all the bracelets come this way, with solid gold links in the middle, I don't know. Do the newer Submariners come with a hollow gold link or is it solid now?

Thanks for reading.

Rob

[JBHII]

I just picked up a new two tone Daytona last week and I was inspecting the bracelet. I noticed this bracelet, (unlike the one on my older two tone Submariner) has solid gold links in the middle. Will this newer bracelet stretch as much/easy as the Submariner with the hollow gold links? I have never owned a Daytona before, so maybe all the bracelets come this way, with solid gold links in the middle, I don't know. Do the newer Submariners come with a hollow gold link or is it solid now?

Thanks for reading.

Rob

Hi Rob,

We obviously haven't seen "time tested" Rolex bracelet with solid center links as this feature is relatively new. However, solid links should indeed be less prone to stretch as compared to hollow ones. Check out my review of the 116610 Submariner for some more information:

Review of the Rolex Submariner 116613 | Luxury Tyme: The Rolex Reference Page