Omega Constellation Pie Pan 14381 61 SC

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Hello!
I have an omega constellation pie pan, ref. 14381 cal551, and I’d like to understand which is the right BOR steel bracelet to buy online. IPlease help me with the right reference for the correct steel bracelet?

thanks a lot!!
Michele
 
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Hi Michele, looks like you posted this exact question two years ago, with no replies. It'd be good to know what homework you've done since; including looking up some of the really excellent information on this very forum...
 
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This thread may have some helpful info: https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-constellations-bracelet-please-help.108245/

I found it using Google and the site search function, you can drop this into Google and adjust the end if needed:

site: https://www.omegaforums.net 14381 bracelet

Something I've done in the past too is search the sales forum for a specific watch and see if anyone sold it with an appropriate bracelet, it's not the same exact ref as yours but it might give you a path to go down: https://omegaforums.net/threads/1961-omega-pie-pan-constellation-14381-7sc.136456/
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One can also do a google images search for the reference, identify examples with bracelets, and then look for photos that identify the bracelet. Just takes a little effort.
 
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Hello!
I have an omega constellation pie pan, ref. 14381 cal551, and I’d like to understand which is the right BOR steel bracelet to buy online. IPlease help me with the right reference for the correct steel bracelet?

thanks a lot!!
Michele

1036 bracelet with #11 end links worked nicely on mine.
 
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I prefer the 1037 / 8270 / 1503 with 70 / 570 end links. Those are different numbers for the same 7-row BOR as opposed to the 1036 5-row. I find the 5-row BOR goes well with the bold case design of the older big-lug Seamasters and eg. the Constellation 2852, whereas the finer 7-row is a better match for the less-rounded, restrained lines of the 14381. Neither is a bad look and it's down to personal taste.
 
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I prefer the 1037 / 8270 / 1503 with 70 / 570 end links. Those are different numbers for the same 7-row BOR as opposed to the 1036 5-row. I find the 5-row BOR goes well with the bold case design of the older big-lug Seamasters and eg. the Constellation 2852, whereas the finer 7-row is a better match for the less-rounded, restrained lines of the 14381. Neither is a bad look and it's down to personal taste.
What he said.
 
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I’m the opposite - much prefer the 5-row BOR on these. However, the 11 / 511 endlinks are a little too rounded for these cases. The 14s / 514s are perfect IMO - see below.

8220 / 1036 / 1502 bracelets are all 5-row by the way.

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One thing is certain. Whether you prefer the five row or seven row design, there is no more comfortable bracelet than a BOR and especially a vintage Omega BOR. They are light, sturdy, feel more like a strap and you can usually dial in a perfect fit. I love mine.
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I’m the opposite - much prefer the 5-row BOR on these. However, the 11 / 511 endlinks are a little too rounded for these cases. The 14s / 514s are perfect IMO - see below.

8220 / 1036 / 1502 bracelets are all 5-row by the way.

Quick update - I had incorrectly mentioned that these were 12/512s, but they’re actually 14s (edited above). These are hard to find but perfect for 14381/14393s. 12/512s work too, still better than 11/511s.
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Thank you all for the many and valid inputs.. I prefer the 5-row too, will start looking for one
 
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I found this, that seems to be a 1037/512.
Do you guys think it will fit my 14381?