What time is it? Watches and horology

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skinny in reply to @Regal

I see. I wasn't aware of that. For me it looks clunky, a bad connection.

I now see it's the same on a submariner, but I never noticed it before.

Odd.

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Ordinata in reply to @skinny

The Sub works because the male link has the same profile as the wider lug shoulders.

Where as the Tudor female is slightly lost.

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Regal in reply to @Ordinata

I think the aim of the end link, aesthetically, is usually to look as though the bracelet continues through the watch, rather than looking like a part of the watch case itself.

There are plenty of exceptions but that's the trad approach.
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skinny in reply to @Ordinata

Yeah good analysis

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