I believe that the 1036 was introduced in 1968. Not sure about the 1502.
Fits. Don’t want a flat link. It there’s a period correct 5 row BOR, that would work.
Well, the 11/12 endlinks are the earliest for the 5-row, the 511-512 are the same just with the newer number. The clasp model number is what will tell of which era. Plus the folded over end like shown above is also early as the later ones aren’t folded.
If you want "fits" then get the 3010/511 direct from Omega for $450. Brand new!
That extra "lip" on the top of the #11 is not on the modern 511, and because of that, it might fit better?
If you want "fits" then get the 3010/511 direct from Omega for $450. Brand new!
That extra "lip" on the top of the #11 is not on the modern 511, and because of that, it might fit better?
Good to know. Thanks, Tom. The 3010 is 18mm and includes a pair of the 511’s?
Interesting. I’ve wondered the same thing for my Ranchero. I have a flat link on it now, but have considered locating the period correct BoR.
Do you mind letting us know what you do find?
1502, 1036 and 3010 are basically the same bracelet - just iterations from different decades, 1502 being the oldest. Personally, I don’t see the reason why one would spend that money on a 3010 when you can have a really, really nice 1502 for significantly less and even stay period correct without any drawbacks. But there’s no right or wrong here really.
