Omega Speedmaster Soyuz bracelet 1168

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fred72

·Oct 10, 2019

Hello, I have a Omega Speedmaster Soyuz 1168 vintage bracelet, that I´m about to trade for a 1039 Speedmaster bracelet, is it an even trade ?
Hard to find a value online, I don´t want to embarrass myself.
Thanks
//Fredrik

 

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Cad290

·Oct 10, 2019

No I wouldn’t think that is even close to an even trade. The 1168 is much more rare

 

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Davidt

·Oct 10, 2019

Depends which 1168. The one with the wider final link and correct end links or the more commonly seen 1168 used on various Admirals etc.

 

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fred72

·Oct 10, 2019

This is the bracelet, I have aftermarket endlinks.

 

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Davidt

·Oct 10, 2019

You'll need to measure the width of the final links then do some research to see which version it is.

The slimmer, more common version is worth less.

In all honesty I can't see someone swapping a 1039 for one.

 

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Toishome

·Oct 10, 2019

That looks like the 20mm. If so it’s not a good deal for you at all.

 

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fred72

·Oct 10, 2019

Yes, It is the 20 mm bracelet. could you give me some kind of figure😉
The only one I can find is on Chrono24, its 7000USD 🤨.

 

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oddboy

·Oct 10, 2019

i've seen 1168s struggle at $500 and others languish at $3000+. Hard to gauge. Technically, the 1168 is only good for the Soyuz speedmaster (as you probably know), but was also used on Seamasters and other non-speedy references. On it's own, it's hard to nail down. I bought one a couple years ago for about $300 while 1039's were already pushing $1000.

 

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MikeMan2727

·Oct 10, 2019

https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-bracelet-1168-nr-11-with-endlinks.77841/

Sold mine for $550 last year.

 

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fred72

·Oct 10, 2019

Thanks guys, lets see what happens.