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Hi, I have a Seamaster Chronograph 2259.80. I was looking to change the bracelet to the Speedmaster Style bracelet like the one on the the 2254.50 or the America's Cup Chronograph.
Well, I posted this message a few weeks ago and asked if the bracelet on the 2254.50 would fit mine and several people told me it would. I went to the jewelers and compared cases with the 2254.50 and found that it is a much thinner case and had thinner bracelet links.
My question now is, does anyone know how thick the America's Cup Chronograph case is? And, does anyone know how thick a bracelet link on the America's Cup Chronograph is?
Thanks,
Dan
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