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·Will the new clasp fit a regular Moonwatch bracelet?
F FaederaWill the new clasp fit a regular Moonwatch bracelet?
From the Fratello article, the bracelet tappers from 21 to 16 mm (where in the moonwatch it tappers from 20 to 15mm) so probably that mm will make the fit less than stellar. (Illy be more than happy if I'm wrong, I wear mine in the second micro adjustment hole and would be glad to switch to the new clasp)
https://www.fratellowatches.com/hot-take-the-new-omega-speedmaster-chronoscope/
Damn...you are right.....I thought the 3861 clasp was 16mm.....it's 15mm, I just measured it myself.....I guess we will have to wait for Omega to release one for our 3861 bracelets......hopefully they provide a little more adjustment than the 1/2 link they gave to the 21/16 bracelet on the Chronoscope.....damn....
I’d love to see that in a FOIS case…where are the photoshop gurus?!
And here you go!
I also tried with the Mk II, just because at one point, you know, why not? 😁
(and TBH I kinda like it...)
Since the bracelet and and clasp on the 2021 Speedmaster are both 15mm, they line up flush with each other. Could a 16mm clasp fit just over/outside a 15mm bracelet like many other bracelet designs?
Thank you! This looks like a missed opportunity to me. Don’t get me wrong, I (think after 3 days I) like the new releases, but this case just feels more appropriate for some reason…
And here you go!
I also tried with the Mk II, just because at one point, you know, why not? 😁
(and TBH I kinda like it...)
I looked, at the pictures and thought "Hmmmm.......if you really want a watch with a whole lot of scales and numbers that 99% of people won't use 99% of the time, just buy a Breitling Navitimer"
Still, there's no accounting for taste 😵💫
The clasp end links (on both sides) are notched so it can be flush with the bracelet, but it all depends if the central links are the same size because you will have to unscrew the 15mm clasp to remove it from the bracelet then install the chronoscope 16mm clasp with it. I think you would lose the elegance of the bracelet since it will leave a 0.5mm overhang on each side.
Same here. I like them but as soon as I did the copy/paste in Photoshop I thought: "Damn!" (and Damn again with the Mk II, even if my wrist is way too small for it)
BTW I did not check if the dials were up to scale for a 9908 on FOIS case... With an hypotetical 3860, subdials would have been way closer to the center
edit: There was a 5% difference. Here one up to scale with FOIS dimensions
(subdial centers are about 165mm appart - 39.7mm case diameter - 19mm L2L)
The dial starts to be a bit too big for the case...
To get IRL the 1st version of the photoshop, it would implies a 41mm watch, 20mm lug-width, 48.5 L2L. So, same bezel diameter, 1mm shorter lug width, and 0.5mm longer lugs. Not bad IMO
I thought a de ville case would've made more sense.
For this mockup I took the case of the 39mm olympic specialties model. Seriously 38-39mm would've been perfect for these dials.