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  1. Skv Feb 27, 2014

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    Hi all!

    Recentely I have purchased my first Omega: a Geneve Automatic. It came with a bracelet, but I felt that I should be able to wear it with a leather strap as well.
    Thus, I altered a 22mm strap to make it fit the lugs. Although I do think that the shoulders are a bit too big, I do like the result. This is the original bracelet:
     
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  2. Skv Feb 27, 2014

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    This is the result.
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  3. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Feb 27, 2014

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    I like it, completely transforms the whole look of the Dynamic, almost makes it a bit Nautilus like in its appearance.
     
  4. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Feb 27, 2014

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    It's a hard thing to pull off without it looking like MacGyver did it with a pocket knife and an old cowboy belt.

    You've done a great job, could be taken for an OEM fit, and it transforms the look of the watch.

    A big BZ Sir!
     
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  5. webvan Feb 27, 2014

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    Well done and the Nautilus did come to mind! How did you do that without butchering the strap? I once tried to alter a rubber strap...might as well have thrown the money I paid for it down the drain, hehe!
     
  6. X350 XJR Vintage Omega Aficionado Feb 27, 2014

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    Nice job. :thumbsup:
     
  7. Skv Feb 28, 2014

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    I used this tutorial (and bought the right tools), combined with some caution and common sense! http://www.mcbroom.biz/PMWF/DIY-Strap-notching-tutorial-SCWF-Thomas.htm
     
  8. CanberraOmega Rabbitohs and Whisky Supporter Feb 28, 2014

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    Well I will have to give this a miss then!