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Hello,

Can anyone identify which Omega bracelet the links on the right may have come from? The bracelet on the right is the 3861 bracelet with the five arched links (brushed and polished), for comparison.

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J jfn
Hello,

Can anyone identify which Omega bracelet the links on the right may have come from? The bracelet on the right is the 3861 bracelet with the five arched links (brushed and polished), for comparison.

Fuog5GY.webp


Thanks!
Maybe those aren’t OEM? Those look like the links of the ‘President’ bracelet, made by Forstner.
 
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Maybe those aren’t OEM? Those look like the links of the ‘President’ bracelet, made by Forstner.
My thought as well - Omega used long screws in links back in the early 70s, but with hollow, not solid links, and those links aren’t vintage. Modern Omega “screw” links are two tiny screws on the ends with a solid pin, not the system shown. Could be from Forstner, or a dozen other manufacturers.
 
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