I’ve always been curious?

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CaliberKingPin

·Sep 7, 2026

I have always loved this watch and been fascinated by the bracket it is so intricate.

So my question is anyone know how it is made? Just curious of the process.

Thx

 

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JimInOz

·Sep 7, 2026·Melbourne Australia

The bracelet you show is a type of Milanese Mesh. This is a woven wire bracelet named after Milan in Italy where the style originated.

Here is a good write-up for further info.

https://www.strapcode.com/pages/what-is-milanese-mesh

 

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kwh81

·Sep 7, 2026

I some time ago came across this thread, which shows the tools used and lot's of information about milanese bracelets:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-18k-milanese-bracelet-hand-made-using-original-tooling.62275/

Thread 'Omega 18K Milanese bracelet: hand made using original tooling' ·

afternoon all

Well...... I've known the guys at STS for over a decade now, as many of you know they are a world class outfit and have an amazing array of vintage and modern spares and state of...

Tom Dick · Aug 16, 2017

 

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JimInOz

·Sep 7, 2026·Melbourne Australia

kwh81

I some time ago came across this thread, which shows the tools used and lot's of information about milanese bracelets:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-18k-milanese-bracelet-hand-made-using-original-tooling.62275/

Thread 'Omega 18K Milanese bracelet: hand made using original tooling' ·

afternoon all

Well...... I've known the guys at STS for over a decade now, as many of you know they are a world class outfit and have an amazing array of vintage and modern spares and state of...

Tom Dick · Aug 16, 2017

I also saw that post by Tom about nine years ago, but your memory is better than mine 😉.

 

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WatchClarity

·Sep 7, 2026

Whilst I love the look of Milanese bracelets, I've always found them uncomfortable. Would love to find one that doesn't feel so restrictive.

 

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la_lusigne

·Sep 7, 2026

If I’m not mistaken, many of the mesh bracelet for relatively high end brands like Omega and Breitling for instance are made by a German company called STAIB.

 

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CaliberKingPin

·Sep 8, 2026

Thanks for all the info!

 

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CaliberKingPin

·Sep 9, 2026

The stuff posted above was very interesting thanks so much for the help regarding these bracelets.