20 mm lug vintage Omega?

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I recently bought a f300 198.027 ( mine is GF) and was surprised to see it had 20mm lugs unlike the 19mm on my other omega.
I believe the later seamaster pro uses 20 mm.
What other vintage models use that size?
(Pic from electric watches page)
 
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I recently bought a f300 198.027 ( mine is GF) and was surprised to see it had 20mm lugs unlike the 19mm on my other omega.
I believe the later seamaster pro uses 20 mm.
What other vintage models use that size?
(Pic from electric watches page)

So, you want us on the Vintage Omega Forum to give you every Omega Seamaster model with 20 mm lugs ? Why? You can research that yourself.....
 
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OK, I have been trying, politely, to make inquiries about my various interests in Omega watches. I own 1 automatic and 3 f300s and a driver chronostop on the way.
Repeatedly, I have had the snark police pile on about why they think I'm lazy or obnoxious for asking these questions despite the fact I have been reading this forum since 2006. I am not seeking any undue treatment, just trying to have conversations about my common interest. Most of my inquiries have been after I have looked thru this site, studied the brochures on Old_omega, and general searches online. If this is the current tone of this board, I suggest maybe you guys get off your high horse and try to be a bit more hospitable. If you find members questions too tedious, just save your breath and move on. This tone can only lead to alienating people and the withering of a forum full of enthusiasm and interest. Be civil for Pete's sake.
 
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OK, I have been trying, politely, to make inquiries about my various interests in Omega watches. I own 1 automatic and 3 f300s and a driver chronostop on the way.
Repeatedly, I have had the snark police pile on about why they think I'm lazy or obnoxious for asking these questions despite the fact I have been reading this forum since 2006. I am not seeking any undue treatment, just trying to have conversations about my common interest. Most of my inquiries have been after I have looked thru this site, studied the brochures on Old_omega, and general searches online. If this is the current tone of this board, I suggest maybe you guys get off your high horse and try to be a bit more hospitable. If you find members questions too tedious, just save your breath and move on. This tone can only lead to alienating people and the withering of a forum full of enthusiasm and interest. Be civil for Pete's sake.
The forum wasn't here in 2006, you mean 2016 which is when you joined according to your profile. I'm not with the snark police, just a pedant. Part of your problem is that there were not many pre 1970 models in 20mm or higher, there were some but they are in the minority, most classic Omega models are 18-19mm.
 
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Thank you, my typo on the date I mentioned. When I bought the .027 I was surprised to learn it had 20 mm lugs. My other early Omegas are ,as you say, 18-19mm.
I appreciate your comments, Ive had a couple of other unhelpful responses on other threads, so I felt I needed to vent a bit.
Peace.
 
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The forum wasn't here in 2006, you mean 2016 which is when you joined according to your profile. I'm not with the snark police, just a pedant. Part of your problem is that there were not many pre 1970 models in 20mm or higher, there were some but they are in the minority, most classic Omega models are 18-19mm.
I was thinking of my Watchuseek membership for that date, in fact had it opened on another page. My mistake.
 
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I am here to help. What you need to do is create a thread stating “The only vintage Omegas using a 20mm strap are” and list the ones you know. The same people will come along to tell that you’re wrong and list the ones you missed.

Sometimes the answer is that simple.

You’re welcome. 👎
 
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Also CK 2077 had 20mm lug width.

Who cares anyway? 😜
 
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Who cares? Maybe an Omega enthusiast with a bunch of nice 20mm bracelets and straps😀
 
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I don’t generally buy watches as a result of what straps I own hahah BUT a 2077 now that’s something I would consider. Yesterday I bought a 2097 (not because of the strap size) but it’s also incidentally 20mm.