Tudor Black Bay 58 on a Strapcode Jubilee | Fitting a Black Bay 58 with a Strapcode Jubilee Bracelet 

Love the blue bay

I can highly recommend the fabric strap, its on another level to a standard nato strap. As you say from the same factory that makes fabric ribbons for the Vatican. It never seems to lose shape, even the adjustment holes don't get stretched or frayed.

Very high quality nato indeed. I wasn't aware of it and opted for the leather strap. I regret not getting the nato version. The oem bracelet was not an option for me at the time of purchase too.

Hey Brendan, it’s an absolutely super watch. Can’t recommend it enough. Which one you go for I think depends on your wrist size. My wrist is 6.75 in so 39mm bb58 is perfect for me. Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it, Ben

Its definitely a grower David, I have just ordered a vintage bond nato for it so I think that could look great too

Hi David, thanks so much. One of my favourite channels is called minitwatch, a guy called Curt from Hawaii. He used to do these mod vids where he would leave in all the mistakes and not edit anything out. I loved them for the same reason so tried to do this warts and all.

Ha ha, if its good enough for tgv, its good enough for me. Way too much temptation for innuendo in this vid, thanks for watching.

You are right, the Angus is very much chunkier, I couldn’t really make my mind up about it either, I took it off within a week and it’s back on a nato now. Not a great endorsement

@@WonderofWatches thanks for that. I think you’ve answered my question there and I’ll not get one yet - too expensive not to like 🤣. Maybe if strapcode do the normal super J for the 58 then! Enjoy it what ever you put it on 👍🏻

Thanks Liam, thanks for watching and commenting, im not sure either tbh, could be going up and adverts

Yeah its something different, still getting used to it though

Thats interesting, I'm not sure I could stop entirely but understand why you would. I managed to scratch all 4 lugs during this video. I should have taped them off. But sure it adds character. I'll never be selling the bb58

I have ditched the bracelet almost entirely. I found it really difficult to get on the watch, and usually I’m ok with these things. Tudor tolerances are tighter though. I have gone back to the nato permanently. Thanks so much for watching

This was the one that I bought www.strapcode.com/collections/for-bb-fifty-eight/products/metal-ss-bcl20-b100

Yes 100%, the Angus Jubilee is a much chunkier bracelet than regular jubilee. Also end links are not for everyone

I bought it from strapcode, I have had difficulty lately getting it back on the watch, may be my skill level, but had to abandon it

LOL, I would like to know how the oyster feels at some stage. Maybe I’ll pick one up in the future

@@WonderofWatches I have the oyster on my Alpinist and it is very comfortable. Not like Omega Bond bracelet comfortable but you can feel the quality.

I'm inclined to agree Bill, the protruding Centre parts of the endlinks just look a little odd, also as someone else commented the links themselves are quite hefty, its growing on me though

I’m afraid I don’t know that Anwar

@@WonderofWatches I mean changing from oyster into jubilee, and replace the bracelet lock from oyster into the jubilee bracelet

It'd work if the taper size is close to oe.

Hi Ethan, I have to be honest here and tell you I took the bracelet off the watch almost immediately. This Angus J jubilee is bulkier, has larger links than a standard jubilee and I just wasn’t altogether convinced by the look. It is well made however, and the fitment of the end links turned out to be very good (I didn’t actually have the spring bars installed properly on camera). My Tudor is back on its original nato now and I feel that is the best look for it. I may try the jubilee again at another time. Ben

@@WonderofWatches I really appreciate the honest response! Do you find that the bracelet is uncomfortable because of how bulky it is?

It’s a comfortable bracelet. The end links have a very decent curve to them but the end links just looked a little strange to me with the protruding jubilee “teeth” for want of a better description. The bracelet felt great, my issue was more with the aesthetic. I have a couple of pics on my Instagram @wonder_of_watches date 20.8.2020 and 25.8.2020 if you want to take a look. As I say, I haven’t given up on it altogether and might try it again, looks ok in those pics now that I’m looking at them. One word of advice, if doing any strap change o the Tudor, try and tape of the lugs. Steel used seems to scratch very easily.

Thanks Ron, yeah I have to say I think you hit the nail on the head, im not sure about it either, the endlinks have a huge extension on them too, this one may be going back on the nato sooner than I thought

Cheers hakonig, I'm not sure yet, will take a bit of getting used to

🤣🤣🤣 rip lugs is right, I’d never make a surgeon

@@WonderofWatches it's ok you should see my watches 🥲 lugs underside scratches are inevitable. I started using some masking tape to protect them now...

Yeah masking tape is the answer

​@@WonderofWatches I find masking tape to be harder because of some resistance with the spring bar. It doesn't slide smoothly then you have to clean the glue near the lugs. I don't mind the scratches near the lugs anymore like I used to be a few years ago. Just don't let the spring bar slides off the top of lugs, I have dented lugs on some of my watches that way.

Yeah it’s a very fair point about the masking tape, I have found that subsequently too

I bought this one directly from strapcode.com

Wonder of Watches thanks for the answer!

Love these releases, can't wait to receive this one