Anyone know what <VA 66> means on the clasp of this bracelet? it's a Constellation 166.059



Thanks

 

Guessing it’s a makers mark of some type. Omega would contract out for some bracelets.

 

Yes, I also think VA is the manufacturer, but is it possible to identify who he is?

 

Those hallmarks are always interesting... Surely not the answer to your question, but I just did a quick search, and the Italian silversmiths markers are quite similar. Sorry I can't help really, but interesting topic

 

Yes, I also think VA is the manufacturer, but is it possible to identify who he is?

Thanks. It's a good clue.

 

No, sorry, @LesXL, VA stands for the province of the addresses!

 

Luigi

it seems from that table then it is the Goldsmith n. 88 from Varese (IT) - perhaps worth contacting the author of that site, Giorgio B. or Associazione Orafa lombarda
Guess it is an aftermarket gold bracelet

Ciao
franco

 

Or maybe 66.

 

If its made of steel maybe VA means steel that can not be rust it`s common in Europe you know it maybe as Stainless Steel.

Sorry German language only:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rostfreier_Stahl

 

Thanks Franco; this is the watch of Aryanna on O&P