Very good. Now I know what I want and why. You distinguished each of these from each other as to their qualities and styles.

Thank you for another great video! Congratulations on 3,000 subscribers ! Jack

Out of all the videos about different types of watch bracelets I was search for... this one directly answered my question.

Truly appreciate your videos, quite informative even for a collector. Keep up the great work and congratulations on 3K subscribers. Thumbs up once again!

I love all your vids, I don't know how I missed this one. Could you sometime mention "Olongapo" type bracelets, like the ones worn during the Vietnam War by Navy divers. I can't find ANY videos that talk about them at all. I recently had one made for me but I'm not creative enough to make a video. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for posting this lovely video. I am new to watches. So this video provided me with a good intro to bracelets. Greetings from Los Angeles.

great product as usual👌. thank you a lot for the video jack! 👍

You could also mention the Bonklip style bracelet - popular in the 1940's and 1950's is again available from Forstner in the USA and from Joseph Bonnie in the UK.

Great video buddy!I wanted to get familiar with the terminology of watch bracelets (New collector) and this delivered

thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience

Hello Armand, enjoy watching your series, especially when you introduce types of watch straps. Whenever, you show variety sample types of straps that have unique or new brand name, could you add a brand name or types on the screen. Similar with new watches. Congratulations on your 3000 mark subscribers. Thank You.

13:13 The Milanese bracelet is usually made in more finely woven steel than the example shown. Some Milanese have release levers on the spring-bars fitted inside the end cylinders that connect to the bezel arms. These make it simple for the wearer to remove or refit the bracelet. Others do not have the release levers - wearers need to release the spring-bars with a slim tool or else deposit at the jeweller's for them to do it. The advantage with the latter design is that with no release levers to worry about, someone who wants to fit say an 18 mm wide band to a watch with bracelet arms 10 mm wide can tell the jeweller to trim off 4-5 mm off each end of the cylinders so that they now fit that watch. I note that you left out the old "pincher" type of watch bracelet. 👏 Good show ! I never liked them anyway.

Excellent foray into bracelets for the novice, me, with superb pictorial examples; thanks much, presenter.

Can the Rolex submariner oyster bracelet be called an integrated bracelet ? Even if it’s not like a AP or PP nautilus ?

Another good video. Do you have a suggestion as to a good place to source various bracelets and/or straps? eBay is a confusing mess of options, so I wondered if you would kindly point me/us to a good maker of same.

Great video. I just have an advice for you. I am able to hear the places where you glue your separate sound recordings. A distinctive sound disturbance like a short click. I don't know if it is avoidable. It is not a big issue, but irritating nevertheless. Regards.

Nice video. I like rice grain bean style bracelet, but I fail finding it anywhere. Am I misstyping that braceles type or they are no longer produced?

1:35 Oyester 3:57 Jubilee 6:03 President 8:08 Rice grain bead 11:43 Shark Mesh

Thanks for this very informative video

Only things he maybe missed are the H-link bracelet from seiko and integrated bracelets from the 70s on omegas and bulovas

Also very nice is the Breitling Rouleaux bracelet and the Pilot Bracelet. They are well made and really beautiful.... especially in two-tone. But I agree with your opinion... the Rolex presidential bracelet with hidden clasp is also my favorite bracelet. I wear one with my vintage yellow gold Rolex Daydate 1803. It feels so comfortable on the wrist. Only the older hollow middle link Rolex Jubilee bracelets are even more comfortable. BTW: I don't like leather straps on the wrist. After a few month of wearing, they look rather devastating on a watch. They get sticky and sweaty. I don't like that. I have a few watches on leather straps, but I prefer metal bracelets or NATO-Straps.

The rose gold and green day date its ghastly 😂😂 the green dial yellow gold daytona is a much better looking imho. Great video. Keep the the good work) (y)

can you tell please tell us where to buy quality stainless steel bracelets?

“End of the first half of the last century” Me: .......... “ah”

The Engineer 2 is beautiful by itself but when you put it on the watch it is overkill. It's just too much to to see, lol.

Holst on the intro? Subscribed.

H link ?

Ok after I heard like 7x word Rolex in first 3 minutes I quit watching...