1039 flat link stretch bracelet springs

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Santa got me a laser this year for Xmas => cutting out perfect pieces with smooth corners and the correct dimensions from start is now so much easier! 😀

 
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Santa got me a laser this year for Xmas => cutting out perfect pieces with smooth corners and the correct dimensions from start is now so much easier! 😀



Nice impact in producing the right springs for replacement. Would there be bigger packages available with cheaper prices?

Cheers,
Christian
 
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I can not believe I had not found this thread sooner!!! This forum is really AMAZING!!

Roger, is it still best to contact Mikael at Urdelar, or can we source them directly from you?
 
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Can someone please confirm whether these springs for the 1039 would also be suitable for earlier flat link bracelets like the 7912 and/or the 7077? Thank you in advance.
 
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This is great. I've been repairing mine by inserting small rectangular pieces of high-durometer rubber. Still flexible, and I don't have to do any metalwork to install them.
 
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Nice 😎

I have quite a requirement for several replacement springs
 
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Can someone please confirm whether these springs for the 1039 would also be suitable for earlier flat link bracelets like the 7912 and/or the 7077? Thank you in advance.

They would be suitable for the 7912 as they share the same removable single stretch links. They won't be suitable for the 7077 as that uses double stretch links with a different spring construction. I don't know if they would fit a 7077/7912 transitional bracelet though. Would be best to post a photo of your bracelet here
 
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Just for reference, these are what the 7077 springs looks like:



And these are still available from Omega as well.

Cheers, Al
 
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You guys are the best!!! Thanks for the tips.
 
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This is great. I've been repairing mine by inserting small rectangular pieces of high-durometer rubber. Still flexible, and I don't have to do any metalwork to install them.
I've done the same on a couple of mine. A bit fiddly, but works well.
I would be happy to help any member out with their 1039.
 
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Just for reference, these are what the 7077 springs looks like:



And these are still available from Omega as well.

Cheers, Al

Wow very valuable information ! Thanks Archer!!
 
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Just for reference, these are what the 7077 springs looks like:



And these are still available from Omega as well.

Cheers, Al

Thank you so much, Archer!
 
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I'm amazed Omega still supplies the 7077 springs!!! I made my last two by winding spring wire around thin flat steel stock and trimming to length. Kinda fun as I had an odd mess when I slid them off the plate. It took a bit of tweaking to make them lie flat. But they work.
 
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Bumping a helpful thread.

I just spent a couple of hours moving springs around. I had 2 broken springs causing gaps in my 1039 so pulled the links, removed springs, replaced the missing ones and now good as new.…or good as new minus one link that is now completely springless and removed from the bracelet.

Thanks again, OF!
 
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Hello all,
I’m sorry for reviving this thread, however I find myself in need of some springs for my 1039 bracelet. Does anyone know if they are still available??? & the cost of them???
Feel free to send a link to order them.
Kind regards
Pete.
 
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Hello all,
I’m sorry for reviving this thread, however I find myself in need of some springs for my 1039 bracelet. Does anyone know if they are still available??? & the cost of them???
Feel free to send a link to order them.
Kind regards
Pete.
Heres a link:
https://urvintage.se/omega-1039

I bought some springs of him this summer.