Sounds like you are wearing the bracelet too tightly

Jul 28, 2018,11:43 AM
 

IMO it shouldn't dig into the skin.

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Patek 5712/1A Bracelet comfort question.

 
 By: jimjenkins : July 28th, 2018-07:45
Dear Fellow Patek enthusiasts. I recently tried on a Patek 5712/1A and found the links on the bracelet a bit abrasive due to the sharp corners facing the skin. With fingers, one can definitely feel the sharpness on the corners of the links. It also feels ...  

Wearing mine almost daily

 
 By: CastorKrieg : July 28th, 2018-07:57
Great comfort, no issues. Never experiences any discomfort with the case links you describe, my bracelet is sized to give a few mm space between the edges and the skin.

No issues on my side, I'd be one of those leaning towards singing the high praises of the 5711/12 bracelet.

 
 By: Jay (Eire) : July 28th, 2018-08:06
I don't find an Oyster or Jubilee uncomfortable in any way, but the modern iterations are just heavier and thicker. The 5711/12 feels more like the 1970's Oyster bracelet I have on 16750, it's thin and light and barely noticeable. Of course some have the ... 

The 5712 is one of the most comfortable watches I've ever worn (if not the most)

 
 By: 1WatchMan : July 28th, 2018-09:21
The bracelet feels just wonderful on the wrist, like a second skin. The only "con" I see is the lack of micro adjustment system, so you need to find the proper length to fit you in both cold and warm weather. In my case, my wrist changes a lot and is not ... 

Never had any comfort issues

 
 By: Passionata_george : July 28th, 2018-11:03
with the bracelet.

Sounds like you are wearing the bracelet too tightly

 
 By: Poky : July 28th, 2018-11:43
IMO it shouldn't dig into the skin.

Never noticed any problems...

 
 By: patrick_y : July 28th, 2018-12:29
I'll pay more attention the next time, but I always considered the Nautilus 5711/5712 to be one of the most comfortable of all watches to wear.

It is supremely comfortable

 
 By: stabilizer : July 28th, 2018-14:33
But the clasp can be annoying, and lack of adjustability is a drawback, albeit relatively minor in the grand scheme of things. This is my inpression from several try-ons - I don’t own one - and wouldn’t hold me back from purchasing.

i own a 5980/1A and both sides of the bracelet edges are finished in the same manner and both are smooth

 
 By: Mohannad (aka Riddler) : July 29th, 2018-02:54
so im scratching my head here to be honest

Are you able to compare with another?

 
 By: Velociphile - No longer in the building : July 29th, 2018-03:23
Do you think you might have a piece that slipped through QC? It is perfectly normal to have a pretty 'distinct' edge in places with small radius, but no burrs should be present. In terms of surface roughness a non dressed raw filed or CNCd feature will ca... 

No Discomfort?

 
 By: Mean Solar Time : August 12th, 2018-15:24
It's an extremely comfortable bracelet. There are no sharp edges?