Gay freres beads of rice

We have produced the Stainless Steel Rice Bracelet TYPE-III. We've tried to duplicate the solid feel and texture of the Gay Frères belts from the s as much as possible. This time, we offer two finishes: mirror and matte. Unlike the 7-link, 16mm width Type-I and Type-II, this one is made with a 9-link, 18mm width, and pairs excellently with oversized models of 37mm or larger.

For the linear end tubes on the view side, we have prepared sizes for 22mm, 20mm, 19mm, and 18mm. The bracelet length is a maximum of cm, and cm of fine adjustment is possible with the clasp. The bracelet width is 18mm, and the total weight is 40g. We will adjust the size to your wrist free of charge.

If you need extra links, one link (mm) is free for ¥ (excluding tax).

When Patek Philippe launched the Golden Ellipse ref. /1R at this year’s Watches & Wonders, the company took as much pride in presenting the craftsmanship involved with the making of the new bracelet as the watch itself. It even patented the bracelet’s construction which to quote the website, “made it possible to recreate the manner of the classic chain bracelets.”

One of the many delightful reasons for buying vintage Patek Philippe watches is that it is achievable to own a watch that has the original, classic chain bracelet at a lower charge of a modern bracelet watch today. Most importantly, the techniques used to make vintage bracelets are lost to the fine art of chain smithing, and to reproduce the same typical today would be cost prohibitive.

Bracelets started to regularly materialize on watches from the late s. To begin with, bracelets were made in gold or platinum, usually for women’s watches which were considered pieces of jewelry. Men did not regularly start to wear gold bracelets until the s. However, folded stainles