This 1125 bracelet with 560 end links came on a Seamaster reference 198.0001 that I purchased from Yahoo! Japan. Unfortunately, even after taking off all the removable links and using the last micro-adjustment position in the clasp, it's still just a bit too long for my scrawny 15cm wrist. Since it's of no use to me, I thought perhaps an OF member might give it a better home than my drawer.

The bracelet comes with the three extra links pictured, but note that there are only two actual link screw pins. Apparently a previous owner had improvised a friction-fit pin to replace a lost (or broken?) screw pin. The friction fit pin is included and could probably serve temporary duty, but I'd personally want to find a genuine screw pin if I needed all three extra links. With all three links and the full micro-adjustment, I think the bracelet could fit a 7½-inch wrist, possibly larger depending on the watch and the wearer's preference for snugness.

I have removed all the link pins and soaked them briefly in WD40 to remove some of the accumulated rust and grime, and I have washed all the parts in an ultrasonic cleaner with distilled water and soap for 30 minutes at 50℃. No polishing, though.

I'm not very good at pricing, but it looks like the most recent 1125 braclets sold on eBay went for $350. Those were advertised as "near mint", though, and this one is far from that. So $250 (USD) seems fair to me. Pretty much any form of payment is fine, even PayPal Goods & Services if the buyer wants the extra protection. I've made a few purchases from private sellers on this forum, but this is the first item I've listed for sale. I do have some reputation as an eBay seller, though, if that helps.

I'm happy to answer any questions or provide additional details, photos, etc.

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