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VSF GMT Jubilee Measurements: My Pepsi, Bruce Wayne and Batgirl Comparison

I weigh three VSF Jubilee GMT samples and inspect caliper readings, including Pepsi thickness variation and the limits of weight-based identification.

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FieldValueAssertion natureEditorial verificationSource type
review.pepsi_diameterAuthor reports40mm bezel span; overlay partly obscures detailed selected diameter display. Not independently verified decimal case-body dimension. REPORTEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.grnr_massComplete GRNR watch and fitted bracelet display144.04g at92s; narration rounds144.0g. Not a factory-wide specification. OBSERVEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.limitsI describe measurements as identification clues; this recording cannot establish a universal factory threshold without controlled setup or provenance. REPORTEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.grnr_diameterGRNR bezel-area caliper display40.1mm around165s; no separate GRNR thickness test. OBSERVEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.identityThree black-dial Jubilee configurations correspond to126710BLRO,126710GRNR and126710BLNR designs. VSF andDD3285 attributed by author; no opened movement or engraved reference check. Third episode is not factoryV3. REPORTEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.pepsi_thicknessPepsi caliper shows12.4mm at136s and12.6mm at142s while narration says12.4mm. Changing contact conditions; not a manufacturing tolerance. OBSERVEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.blnr_diameterBLNR bezel-area caliper display40.1mm around155s; no separate BLNR thickness test. OBSERVEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.pepsi_massComplete Pepsi watch and fitted bracelet display143.40g at82s; spoken143.4g. Calibration and equal link count not documented. OBSERVEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT
review.blnr_massComplete BLNR watch and fitted bracelet display141.56g at105s and141.53g at108s; narration also mentions141.57g. Approximately141.5–141.6g in this sequence. OBSERVEDCONFIRMEDVIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT

Detailed review

My three-sample Jubilee GMT measurement comparison

I weigh three Jubilee-equipped GMT samples in this recording: a red-and-blue Pepsi, a grey-and-black Bruce Wayne and a blue-and-black Batgirl. I then check dimensions with a digital caliper. The useful comparison is the recorded watch-and-bracelet setup, including readings that move as I reposition the instrument—not a universal weight chart for VSF.

If you are checking one of these configurations, message me through the WhatsApp button on this page. I can help you compare your sample's setup with what I actually measured here.

The three configurations I inspected

All three have black dials and five-piece Jubilee-style bracelets. The Pepsi has a red GMT hand and corresponds to the 126710BLRO design; the Bruce Wayne has a green GMT hand and corresponds to 126710GRNR; the blue-and-black sample has a blue GMT hand and corresponds to 126710BLNR. I call the last one Batman in the recording, but Batgirl is the more specific community nickname for this Jubilee configuration.

I identify the watches as VS Factory, or VSF, with Dandong 3285 movements. That is my attribution in this episode: I do not open their casebacks or independently authenticate movement manufacture. The reference associations describe the visible configurations, rather than a checked reference engraving. My introduction says “third episode”; it does not establish a V3 factory version or a production batch.

What the scale actually shows

These are complete-watch readings with the fitted bracelets, not isolated case or bracelet weights:

- Pepsi: 143.40 g at 1:22, consistent with my spoken 143.4 g.
- Bruce Wayne: 144.04 g at 1:32; I round that to 144.0 g aloud.
- Batgirl: 141.56 g at 1:45 and 141.53 g at 1:48. My narration also mentions 141.57 g. I would describe this recorded result as approximately 141.5–141.6 g, rather than select one display as a fixed specification.

The grey-and-black watch records the highest reading and the blue-and-black watch the lowest in this set. That does not show that one configuration is always heavier. I did not document equal bracelet link counts, calibrate the scale against a reference mass or weigh the bracelets separately. Protective films remain visible, and bracelet sections extend beyond the small platform; I cannot independently establish an identical support arrangement for every reading.

In practice, I want the bracelet setup and weighing conditions alongside the number. Weight alone cannot identify a movement, prove factory origin or establish what material was used inside a watch. Although I introduce measurements as identification clues, they are supporting checks, not an authentication pass/fail threshold.

Caliper readings: preserve the contact conditions

On the Pepsi, I report a 40 mm bezel diameter. The on-screen overlay partly obscures the detailed display in the selected diameter view, so I retain 40 mm as my spoken result rather than claim a fully verified decimal reading. This is a bezel-area jaw span, not an independently established case-body dimension excluding every protruding feature.

The Pepsi thickness sequence deserves closer attention. At 2:16, the display shows 12.4 mm, matching my narration. At 2:22, it shows 12.6 mm after the watch and caliper have moved. Both belong in the record. The contact points, angle and pressure are not controlled sufficiently to turn that spread into a manufacturing tolerance, a batch difference or a conclusion about the movement.

The later blue-and-black and grey-and-black diameter checks show 40.1 mm, around 2:35 and 2:45 respectively. The video sequence is more useful than a cropped number because it shows where I place the jaws. I do not demonstrate a separate thickness measurement for either of those watches; the Pepsi result must not be assigned to all three.

How this adds to my earlier GMT checks

My Batman Oyster measurement review examines a different bracelet configuration. My earlier Bruce Wayne caliper review contains another recorded set of GRNR readings. Here, the added evidence is a single-session comparison of three Jubilee configurations, with the scale and caliper discrepancies kept visible. I have not established that these recordings use the same physical watches, bracelet lengths or production batch.

For movement background, use my Dandong 3285 evidence page. This episode adds external measurements, not another open-movement inspection or a power-reserve test.

A community Batgirl comparison raises a useful question: does a heavier feel come from the watch or its bracelet? That is community context, not proof about my samples. It reinforces why I ask for the fitted link count and an actual weighing setup before comparing figures.

Sources & provenance

Strengths

Same-session Jubilee sample mass and caliper evidence, with display changes and narration differences retained.

What to watch for

No calibrated scale, confirmed equal link counts, standardized support, controlled caliper pressure, open movement or authenticated version.

Movement summary

Dandong3285 / DD3285 — author attribution, closed cases

Questions answered

Should my Jubilee GMT match these numbers exactly?

No. These readings apply to the filmed samples and their fitted bracelets. Compare configuration, installed links, protective films, scale support and caliper contact points first. A different result calls for checking the setup; it does not by itself establish a different factory, movement or version.

Transcript

Three Jubilee configurations and VSF/DD3285 attribution 00:00:15,500–00:00:52,000

Three black-dial Jubilee configurations correspond to126710BLRO,126710GRNR and126710BLNR designs. VSF andDD3285 attributed by author; no opened movement or engraved reference check. Third episode is not factoryV3.

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Measurement identification claim and limits 00:00:52,500–00:01:04,000

I describe measurements as identification clues; this recording cannot establish a universal factory threshold without controlled setup or provenance.

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Pepsi complete-watch scale reading 00:01:04,500–00:01:30,000

Complete Pepsi watch and fitted bracelet display143.40g at82s; spoken143.4g. Calibration and equal link count not documented.

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GRNR complete-watch scale reading 00:01:30,500–00:01:40,000

Complete GRNR watch and fitted bracelet display144.04g at92s; narration rounds144.0g. Not a factory-wide specification.

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BLNR changing scale display 00:01:40,500–00:01:52,000

Complete BLNR watch and fitted bracelet display141.56g at105s and141.53g at108s; narration also mentions141.57g. Approximately141.5–141.6g in this sequence.

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Pepsi reported bezel diameter 00:01:52,500–00:02:08,000

Author reports40mm bezel span; overlay partly obscures detailed selected diameter display. Not independently verified decimal case-body dimension.

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Pepsi thickness display and narration difference 00:02:08,500–00:02:29,000

Pepsi caliper shows12.4mm at136s and12.6mm at142s while narration says12.4mm. Changing contact conditions; not a manufacturing tolerance.

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BLNR caliper diameter 00:02:29,500–00:02:47,000

BLNR bezel-area caliper display40.1mm around155s; no separate BLNR thickness test.

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GRNR caliper diameter 00:02:29,500–00:02:47,000

GRNR bezel-area caliper display40.1mm around165s; no separate GRNR thickness test.

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Watches

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Current status

Three visible configurations; author attribution and individual observations separated.

Send me a clear full-watch scale view and a short caliper sequence through the existing WhatsApp button, together with the bracelet configuration and installed link count. I can help you distinguish a comparable observation from a reading taken under different conditions, without treating one number as proof of origin.

Sources & provenance

Evidence coverage: 16

  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:00:15,500–00:00:52,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:00:52,500–00:01:04,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:01:04,500–00:01:30,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:01:30,500–00:01:40,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:01:40,500–00:01:52,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:01:52,500–00:02:08,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:02:08,500–00:02:29,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:02:29,500–00:02:47,000
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:02:29,500–00:02:47,000
  • WEB_REFERENCE · EXTERNAL · CONFIRMED
  • MANUFACTURER_DOCUMENTATION · EXTERNAL · CONFIRMED
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:00:02,120–00:00:07,890
  • MANUFACTURER_DOCUMENTATION · EXTERNAL · CONFIRMED
  • MANUFACTURER_DOCUMENTATION · EXTERNAL · CONFIRMED
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:00:02,150–00:00:08,790
  • VIDEO_AND_TRANSCRIPT · FIRST_PARTY · CONFIRMED 00:05:45,950–00:05:47,380

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