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correct band for 1665


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9315 with PP divers extension on Mark 00, 0. Endlinks integrated 285/385 later

9315 with Pateted divers extension on the Mark I sometimes - same EL's.

9315 with Patented extension and same EL's (mostly 385) on Mark II but also already with 993150

93150 with Patented extension and 585 endlinks found mostly on Mark II-III

93150 without Patented stamp and 585 endlinks found in all Mark IV

Sometimes, 580's were used, 501b's don't fit genuine 1665's - sometimes they fit the flat case used on early models but it's questionable.

If you don't want to shell out Thousands - you should get a 93150 and a set of 585 or 580. Talkinga bout modern versions - bracelet with the lined Fliplock clasp already will be cheapest... depending on condition.

SEL and Rolex sports model = fake. Except Yachtmaster and post 2007 models.

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9315 with PP divers extension on Mark 00, 0. Endlinks integrated 285/385 later

9315 with Pateted divers extension on the Mark I sometimes - same EL's.

9315 with Patented extension and same EL's (mostly 385) on Mark II but also already with 993150

93150 with Patented extension and 585 endlinks found mostly on Mark II-III

93150 without Patented stamp and 585 endlinks found in all Mark IV

Sometimes, 580's were used, 501b's don't fit genuine 1665's - sometimes they fit the flat case used on early models but it's questionable.

If you don't want to shell out Thousands - you should get a 93150 and a set of 585 or 580. Talkinga bout modern versions - bracelet with the lined Fliplock clasp already will be cheapest... depending on condition.

SEL and Rolex sports model = fake. Except Yachtmaster and post 2007 models.

Could you be a litlle more precise please ? :lol:

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:tu::tu::tu::tu:

Wow. If you can find a better answer on a gen forum...odds are good it's from a member here. Way to go Rolex001.

Now if you know nothing like me, you'll stick on your spare Casio plastic strap and call it a day being happy in the bliss of ignorance.

:p Hahaha, that bliss of ignorance will also save you a lot of $$$ ! :D

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9315 with PP divers extension on Mark 00, 0. Endlinks integrated 285/385 later

9315 with Pateted divers extension on the Mark I sometimes - same EL's.

9315 with Patented extension and same EL's (mostly 385) on Mark II but also already with 993150

93150 with Patented extension and 585 endlinks found mostly on Mark II-III

93150 without Patented stamp and 585 endlinks found in all Mark IV

Sometimes, 580's were used, 501b's don't fit genuine 1665's - sometimes they fit the flat case used on early models but it's questionable.

Bingo. But I do not think the Rolex factory ever (officially) fitted 580s on 1665s (any version). These would most likely have been installed as service replacements or by an AD or an owner

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Thanks guys... my observation was that 580's do indeed fit, and as I said sometimes (thin case 1665) even the 501b's - but I really think this has to do with the poor quality of the Rolex endlinks, they are never consistently shaped...

Best to go with a set of brand new ones, they will fit 100%.

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