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·The zero lots of people put at the beginning of part numbers is actually an O. O for Omega that the OB uses in their computer
Micro adjusting clasp
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·I got a call the other day from the OB and it seems the end links have to come from Switzerland or are on backorder so they estimated 2 to 3 weeks. I said good more time to solve other problems 😀
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·Hi does anyone know if there is an adjustable clasp for a speedmaster racing bracelet it's clasp is 18mm I believe , any help would be greatly appreciated. I contacted the boutique in Manchester Trafford centre but was told they do not do an 18mm adjustable clasp
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·My Good Planet GMT tapers from 20mm to 18mm and I installed the 117STZ001159 on mine its for 20mm but it was a direct fit if you have screws and pins. I saw another guy that did it and let me see if I can find the link so I don't have to go take pictures. http://forums.watchuseek.com/f20/omega-planet-ocean-goodplanet-gmt-my-new-daily-watch-2210850.html if you read back a little in this thread you will see the 1154 clasp and 1159 i used are the same except for the divers extension on the 1159
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·Thanks for the info
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·At first I thought the endlinks needed (like the ones used in the OP's pictured bond bracelet) were the 1589's found on the image of the receipt (page1). Then I noticed it was for outfitting a 2254.50, which uses a 930 bracelet. Not compatible with the 1503/825.
What you need are 2x 118ST1515 endlinks, 4x 3307 screws ($5 each), and 2x 0166 pins ($2 each). Hope that helps.
Ref:
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f20/om...ble-clasp-bond-1503-825-bracelet-3420314.html
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·Just a quick update--I've bought the parts above and attached it to a 1159 clasp (divers version), then swapped in my 1503/825 links. Perfect fit, and feels great. I wish it had a few more adjustment spots (this one has 6), but as someone with a continuously adjusting wrist size, this thing is a lifesaver.
Oh you beat me to it, The guy called a week ago and said the parts had to come from Switzerland So I wait. But it's great to hear it worked now where is the negative and generally unhappy person that said it wont work, Can you post a picture please 😀
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·Oh you beat me to it, The guy called a week ago and said the parts had to come from Switzerland So I wait. But it's great to hear it worked now where is the negative and generally unhappy person that said it wont work, Can you post a picture please 😀
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·Nice work MokoFoko You are now a Rock Star. That one pin needs a little push though!!! 😀
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·Nice work MokoFoko You are now a Rock Star. That one pin needs a little push though!!! 😀
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·Ah, you're right. I'd better fix that. I must have spent more than 2 hours moving links around. I kept putting one half-link in and taking it out again, trying to get it just right. By the end of it, I had a few ruined tubes (center indent pushed out, no longer catching on pins).
Oh my so this is what I have to look forward to, Maybe I will get the guy at the Omega Boutique to do it for me, I'll just bring your picture and say look!
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·Mission Accomplished and its perfect no slop at all , I wonder where some people get their information. Omega Boutique did the install for me today. 😀
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·Mission Accomplished and its perfect no slop at all , I wonder where some people get their information. Omega Boutique did the install for me today. 😀
Looks good. You really kept that bezel in nice shape. Does that clasp feature a divers extension? Guessing it does--looks like it's the same size as mine.
How long did it take for them to get it properly adjusted?
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·No divers extension , just the Micro adjustments.
Micro adjustable: 117STZ001154 for 20mm or 18mm.
Micro adjustable With divers extension: 117STZ001159 for 20mm or 18mm.
117STZ003191: for 20mm or 18mm "007" micro adjustable clasp:
Micro adjustable: 117STZ001154 for 20mm or 18mm.
Micro adjustable With divers extension: 117STZ001159 for 20mm or 18mm.
117STZ003191: for 20mm or 18mm "007" micro adjustable clasp:
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·Received the clasp and end links for my speedmaster racing and can confirm it fits great, it's the omega adjustable clasp number 117STZ004666 needed 2 end links All in £125 from the omega Trafford centre boutique they fitted it as well
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·Really very Excellent looking
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·Received the clasp and end links for my speedmaster racing and can confirm it fits great, it's the omega adjustable clasp number 117STZ004666 needed 2 end links All in £125 from the omega Trafford centre boutique they fitted it as well
If I understand correctly, you got the clasp and 2x endlinks for 125 pounds? That seems rather low. The clasp alone is like $120 USD, and the endlinks (with pin + 2x screws) are $45 each. I would have expected the cost for you to be closer to 175 pounds.
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·No divers extension , just the Micro adjustments.
Micro adjustable: 117STZ001154 for 20mm or 18mm.
Micro adjustable With divers extension: 117STZ001159 for 20mm or 18mm.
117STZ003191: for 20mm or 18mm "007" micro adjustable clasp:
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·Yes got them from the omega Trafford centre boutique in Manchester £125
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·The 1159 has the Divers extension thats what I put on the Planet Ocean and the Good Planet but for the 2531.80 I had to have the 007 logo, Still it has the micro adjustable ness for my wrist
