Can anyone ID this bracelet?

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johnnylarue

·Oct 13, 2019

Hi folks,

I've put in my time searching 'rare omega bracelet' threads and doing google image searches and have come up empty, so if this turns out to be common knowledge then I would ask that you please direct your complaints to the Google Corp. 😉

I can't for the life of me figure out when/where this bracelet comes from, and on which watch it belongs. Anyone care to take a stab at this?

 

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Toishome

·Oct 13, 2019

Holzer. Depending on the end link width I can tell you what it might fit 😉

 

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johnnylarue

·Oct 13, 2019

Toishome

Holzer. Depending on the end link width I can tell you what it might fit 😉

If I'd been handing out a prize for the fastest answer I would have doubled it for you, Toishome. Thanks so much!

 

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wagudc

·Oct 13, 2019

With this endlinks I think is goes with some Speedmaster Mark ??

 

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johnnylarue

·Oct 13, 2019

So a US market Speedy Mk II would fit the bill, I'm assuming?

(And the missing 'Hecho en Mexico' stamp is no big deal either way?)

 

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Toishome

·Oct 13, 2019

It does say J/M so that is good enough to know is Mexican. It would be better I guess if it goes on a Mexican delivered watch but I am really fussy like that 🤦

 

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wagudc

·Oct 13, 2019

I was going off memory of one I had seen on eBay recently. It was advertised as Speedy Mark 4 or 4.5 Looks like this:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Omega-Speedmaster-Mark-4-or-4-5-Bracelet-/202738515670

 

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johnnylarue

·Oct 13, 2019

wagudc

I was going off memory of one I had seen on eBay recently. It was advertised as Speedy Mark 4 or 4.5 Looks like this:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Omega-Speedmaster-Mark-4-or-4-5-Bracelet-/202738515670

Yup, looks right. So then probably a safe assumption that it was matched with Southern US/Mexico-delivered watches from the Mark IV era and beyond, possibly including some later Mark IIs.

Whatever the case, thanks for chiming in everybody! Much obliged for your insight.

 

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