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Supersport
36
Jul 1, 2018
im wondering if the bracelet’s 3 “columns” of links move Independently or if they’re fixed together? Hard to word this questionso not sure if it’s clear....
NikoToscani
Jul 1, 2018
SupersportNope. The links aren't individually articulated, meaning what appears to be three individual pieces - working from left to right across the bracelet - is actually one. IMO, the bracelet on these watches is definitely not the best. It's rattly, has hollow end links and a budget-quality clasp. However, that's easily remedied with an aftermarket Strapcode bracelet.
Supersport
36
Jul 1, 2018
NikoToscaniFor the price I probably should have assumed that. Thanks for confirming! :)
NikoToscani
Jul 1, 2018
SupersportI've got an Oris Divers 65 with a bracelet that doesn't have the fully articulated links, either and that watch goes for ten times the price of the Orient, so you never know... IMO, the bigger issues are the clasp and end links.
Supersport
36
Jul 1, 2018
NikoToscaniI just like how Breitling's bracelets (or at least some of them?) have the complex articulation...I just am not ready to pay the price for a Breitling haha
NikoToscani
Jul 1, 2018
SupersportI just bought I micro-brand diver - a Lorier - that has a fully articulated bracelet and it cost under $400.
Perdendosi
11
Jul 2, 2018
SupersportCheck out OrientStar, then. 2-5 times the price of this little Mako, but many of the bracelets have fully articulated links.
dnoblett
174
Jul 11, 2018
SupersportFixed together.
NikoToscani
Aug 27, 2018
SupersportFunny how two folks posted about Oris and Lorier as points of comparison. I own both the Oris Divers 65 and the Lorier Neptune. The Oris retails for $2k while the Lorier costs under $400. Guess which one has the more comfortable, fully articulated bracelet?