Hello members, I have a No.12 marked Omega bracelet and was wondering if any one knew which end links are correct for it. The ones on there now are marked 47, but it doesn't seem to fit quite right. Any help is appreciated.

 

I think that those #12's are also known as 1175 and the 47 endlinks are correct. Some endlinks take a bit of fiddling to get the right fit, but shouldn't be too hard for someone with experience doing it.

Some pics would be nice too...

Here's some bracelets, though none is a #12/1175...

 

Ok, thank you @oddboy Here are a few pix, albeit at night time that i just took. It looks ok, until it's on the watch then, it stick outs past the lugs and it's very non conforming. Almost too square like and flexing like the others I have (633's, 516's)

 

This chart suggests that 1175's came with 640 end links, as in this photo from ebay (not mine); ofrei doesn't have any at the moment.

 

Thank you. @wsfarrell

 

That chart was super helpful to me. I went thru a couple sets of incorrect end links for my 1175 bracelet on my 69 Speedmaster before I learned hat it used 640's and I was able to get them from Ofrei.

 

I agree, so is your 1175 marked 1175? If so, do you know why some 1175's are marked no.12? Thank you

 

Mine is marked no. 12. Not sure about ones with other markings.

 

My #12 has #48 end links. Are your removable links held by a spring bar, screw, or push in pin?

 

They are push pins it looks to me.

 

Is there any such chart for Seamasters? I can not seem to find one.

 

Oops mine is off a Seamaster not a Speedmaster, sorry !

 

No problem, I didn't think I saw any 48's on the chart, but then again I am getting older.

 

Well that chart is for Speedmaster which do have a different case diameter than Seamasters. So the cut out and width would be different.

 

I have 2 no. 12 bracelets...one came with 47's, the other 633's. Anybody else find this combination?