Early flatlink non-numbered 18mm endlinks?

seekingseaquest · Dec 20, 2019

I have a lead on one of the early flatlinks with the split clasp as illustrated here. The problem is that the 18mm endlinks aren’t numbered. Is it possible these are still original? I know some of the early BOR endlinks weren’t numbered so wondering if the same occurred for flatlinks?

I also noticed that while this bracelet has 4 double stretch links, it only has 4 regular links on each side. I think that’s quite short.

Thanks in advance!

cristos71 · Dec 20, 2019

Those ends don't look like Omega to me. As for the bracelet length...well I'd love to see a picture of the complete bracelet, I can imagine it to be only about 10 or 11cm long with all those missing links. IIRC it should have 8 or 9 non-stretch links per side.

seekingseaquest · Dec 20, 2019

Here’s the full bracelet. I think you’re right about 8 or so regular links on each side. I have very small wrists so I think it would be fine, though.

Early flatlink non-numbered 18mm endlinks?

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