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Omega "6" End Links.. Genuine?
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flyingout
·Can't say I've done much study of end links yet. Here's my 6, which matches the links on the type 2 and 3 bracelets pictured in MWO. All the 6's in the book have the upright 6 (in that orientation) and asymmetrical slot on the side opposite the 6.
Which bracelet is it?
Which bracelet is it?
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Varnado
·The bracelet is incorrect as is the clasp. It is a 1039 bracelet with these ends on them. It seems they may not be genuine but, do "9" endlinks exist?
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ock2915
·Nice surprise today , the 105003 I inherited from my uncle comes with genuine "6" endlinks🤪
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Varnado
·I dont think those are correct either. I dont believe genuine "6's" have the cutout for the spring bar levers on both sides, only one side, but I am not certain..
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Barking mad
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ock2915
·Be sure mine absolute correct , my uncle bought this watch new in 1963 and has been untouched since then , maybe there are different versions of them.....
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Varnado
·Guess you are correct. You learn something new everyday. Someone better tell the Moonwatch Only guys, they dont list double cut out links.
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gemini4
··Hoarder Of Speed et aliaI believe, the double notch is from the original 7077 bracelets for the 2915 Speedies. The single notches appeared with the 7912 bracelets for the 2998 Speedies.
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JohnSteed
·Produced by esteemed OF.net member @mstanga -->
http://issuu.com/mstanga/docs/tab_bracciali_omega_ultima.xls?e=0
http://issuu.com/mstanga/docs/tab_bracciali_omega_ultima.xls?e=0
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gemini4
··Hoarder Of Speed et aliaThat's a cool chart. Bracelet 1067, which pops up on speedmasters, was a seamaster bracelet? I think it is a little thiner than the 7912/1035
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Skier
·Having done quite a bit of research into the No. 6 end links before buying some for my 105.003. The earliest No. 6 end links for the 2998 (various) and early 105.002 had single-slot end links. Later models (and there is bound to be some cross-over) had double-slot end links. This ties in with the chart attached that, I believe, was linked to above (link no longer works).
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gemini4
··Hoarder Of Speed et aliaWith 3+ years since my earlier post, I now believe the single notch 6 ELs are the earliest example. Found on the first SM300 2913 for sure. The double notch 6 is correct, I believe, from approx the 2915-3 2998-1 until the earlier 105.003-65
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buddman
·To revive an old post, what the conclusion to the OPs upside-down 6 stamped end link. I have one too (just one!) and looking for some thoughts on it. Mine came off a 1960 Seamaster Calendar, but the end lnk on the other end on the 1035 bracelet is a 7 end link.
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buddman
·Anyone?
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buddman
·It is 18mm.
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