Awesome that really helps- I'll check that out.
Thank you very much!
Onion

 

I'm looking for a buckle for a omega ploprof 600 original isofrane strap - any suggestions? I've never gone buckle hunting before

 

You'll need to measure the slot width of the strap but the buckle near the top of this page might be the one.

http://www.ofrei.com/page750.html

The come in 7mm tongue and 10mm tongue, I think.... and you can find them a lot less than Otto Frei's selling price!

Tom

 

Hey guys! Anyone willing to sell a buckle or two? I'm done searching for buckles on eBay....they're so overpriced it's ridiculous...

Best, Andreas

 

Hi gang,

Just wanna ask for an opinion on this buckle.
Am I right to say it is late ‘70s-‘80s.....for a quartz model?!

 

Can’t say you’re wrong about it being on a 70s-80s quartz model but I have an identical style on a 59 Seamaster.

 

Does yours have the same markings? Never seen these ones before!

 

You can find info on the 'B' marking at the beginning original post of this thread. I am guessing that it is more appropriate age wise for the '59 than '70s or '80s. According to the OP these 'B' buckles are not as common as some of the others. Is it a 16mm?

 

Thanks! I went through it now....very informative. Yes, it is a 16mm.

 

My contribution is same as @Spruce’s ... gold colored “B” “Swiss” but no plating marks. Seems older than 1988 too.

 

Extraordinary effort, great work!

 

Can anyone help me with a piece of info, pls?

What would be the period correct buckle for my late ‘60s Connie. It is a 18k gold case.
Thanks a lot!

 

Interesting, I have never seen a case like that before. Do you have any more info on the watch? A photo of the inside case back, year, or any history on the watch. It is similar to a C-Case, but they never had a pie pan dial. At the least early or late sixties, as it makes a difference in the buckle.

 

It is 168.025, uni shell case. Quite rare, especially in solid gold.
They were available for a few years only in the late 60s

 

I have read that this buckle style is appropriate for late ‘60s early ‘70s. I bought this stainless example for my ‘69 Seamaster. Hopefully another member can chime in. Very cool watch. That was a good read @gatorcpa. I’ll be keeping my eye out for one.

 

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I think it ll be difficult to find one like that....I ll have to settle for another one meanwhile.

What do you gents think about this one?:

 

What if I take it to a jeweler to replate it?
The buckle itself is original, right?