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befobe
路The upper End Links are Service parts from Omega.
History of the 1116 bracelet clasps
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Speedimaster
路Okay, you mean those on the transparent back of my first photo?
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befobe
路Ok, thanks, clear for me 馃槈
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Dms5150
路Good morning OF, I have a question about this bracelet; I have 2 bracelets with 2 different clasps and 2 different endlinks...
Maybe one of those are fake... (Or both!... I hope not...) .. In fact I look for info about the production dates of the #11 and #30 clasp, to see which one would be the best for my 145.012. And also, would like to know which endlinks fits with the right clasp... Because they are all marked 575 but look really very different... If you have opinions about that, don't hesitate!
Thanks a lot.
B.
I think the circle 30 is the earlier, with its pre-69 omega logo and simpler friction coming only from the two top edges of the clasp.
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Dunjour
路Hi there, I might need you help. I currently have what seems to be a 1116 bracelet, but the clasp is a 1181. It came in addition of an Omega 145.022-69 that already had its 1116 bracelet. Here some picts for more details. Do you think this could be a frankeinstrap ? Thanks a lot for any clue 馃榾
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masteroftime
路Hi there, I might need you help. I currently have what seems to be a 1116 bracelet, but the clasp is a 1181. It came in addition of an Omega 145.022-69 that already had its 1116 bracelet. Here some picts for more details. Do you think this could be a frankeinstrap ? Thanks a lot for any clue 馃榾
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Dunjour
路The clasp has been replaced. The original clasp probably broke and the watchmaker has the 1181 clasp handy and used it to make the bracelet usable.
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