IWC/Porsche Design Titan 3700 Bracelet Links Needed

I suspect I'm on the hunt for hen's teeth. Short of searching for a complete
watch (and it's associated cost), I am looking for bracelet links for the
first series IWC/Porsche Design Titan chronograph, reference 3500, with the
single pin connection. IWC has long ago (mid 90's) replaced both the one-pin
and two-pin (reference 3702) bracelets with the reference 3704 bracelet, which
has pins driven through the side of the link. I haven't tried contacting
Superior Watch in New York USA lately, but prior efforts were fruitless.

Does anyone have a resource for these links? I'm hoping to find individual
links while I work up the courage to find a donor watch/bracelet. But I can't
bear to have two Titans with one serving as a donor! Thanks in advance for any
tips, hints, and clues. (I also apologize if I have posted this in the wrong
place, or worse, if the post is not allowed and I have missed the rule).

You could redeem yourself by posting pics of your lovely PD watch.......

These belong to my PD Compass Watch

Ah, the Compass. I remember it well. Wore one (gosh, just did the math) 25
years ago! Seems like yesterday...

I would love to show the Titan. But it's on it's way...

i don't currently have any IWC, but I have had over a dozen in the past. The
Titan has always been my favorite, but historically I find something else to
distract me. The "incoming" will be Titan number five.

Just spotted this Thread, checked my IWC sparepart box and found this.

If you still need links, let me know your E-Mail.

Thank you for the response! I can be reached at metersfirst@gmail.com. Looking
forward to your communication.

I just got word from a second member who was willing to help, but I managed to
source some links on the big auction site from Italy (actually, the package
came from Albania). I now have links to spare-I bought a partial bracelet with
26 links (but needed only five). I'm so happy, as I was expecting to have to
buy a whole watch to get those links!

Many thanks to the wonderful members who were willing to part with some "hen's
teeth." Consider my plea resolved!