Need help with bracelet for my 1966 Pie Pan

FWIW, I much prefer this watch on a strap. The dog-leg lugs don't look as good as a bracelet, IMO. And let's face it, with a bracelet, it's just too much gold.

I vote for a nice leather strap as well.

Here's mine in a tan brown leather strap paired with an Omega buckle (you can buy the buckle on eBay).

A reddish brown "cognac" strap would also compliment this watch very nicely. Here's my Constellation 14900 on a cognac crocodile strap.

That is a beautiful bracelet on your watch cartoonist. I can relate to the saga of BoR’s being generally too short. I recently bought at auction a solid 18kt YG 2849 cal.503 1956 Seamaster with a striped/shadowline/regency stripe dial (have seen all these references used to describe this dial), it had an aftermarket but aged cognac coloured leather strap with it - looking the part as nicely aged but on its first outing on my ownership came unglued where it folded back on itself over the spring bar. I have been very happy with watches on bracelets previously so thought I would take the leather strap disaster as a sign and an opportunity to get a vintage Omega 5 row BoR (gold filled). I purchased a 1036 BoR which came with 511 end links, which with 12 links on one side and 9 links on the other side was apparently standard length, but too small small for my 7 and 3/4 inch wrist. I never expected my wrist to be other than generally average size. I was surprised the bracelet was too short, but thought ‘no matter’ and then bought what was available at the time, a 1502 BoR again with 12+9 links - but no end links, however seemingly interchangeable with the 1036 apart from the 1502 having a very faint milled/stripe finish to the clasp - thinking to use one or the other bracelet for extension links. I took the two bracelets to an Antique shop in Sydney advertising Omega specialisation, expecting they could remove and add extension links, but they advised by email it was ‘not possible’. No explanation. I will attend them to inquire further. I also bought an aftermarket bracket which looked great on the watch but turned out to have no extension links whatsoever, but only the micro settings in the clasp, which is insufficient. Too short again. This bracelet journey is more of a rabbit hole than I was expecting…I expect I will wear the watch only intermittently and am not concerned with stretching type wear from constant use - but do look forward to getting it set up and wearing it with original BoR.