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Omega Titanium Planet Ocean 600M, XL 45.5mm Question

  1. ara.hambone May 16, 2019

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    Anyone have guidance on where to find the titanium bracelet to go with this watch or what the bracelet model is?
    Thanks
    Ara
     
  2. ara.hambone May 16, 2019

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    I called a boutique to get the model
    020TI1590867
    Now to find one that isn't at the retain price of $1,520
     
  3. ara.hambone May 22, 2019

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  4. larryganz The cable guy May 22, 2019

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    It looks like the end links the boutique recommended for the 1590 bracelet are the 867 vs 831 end links you mention.

    The eBay auction says the bracelet came off the Planet Ocean 232.90.46.21.03.001, but the auction doesn't mention any model or end link numbers. However, it is clearly the braceletet for the 45.5mm Planet Ocean in Titanium.

    From Omega website the model watch that eBay refers to is this
    https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/...an-600m-omega-co-axial-45-5-mm-23290462103001
     
  5. ara.hambone May 23, 2019

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    Larry,
    Thanks for the response. It's hard to find information that says there is a 1591/831 Titanium, but I think that bracelet is for the Chrono version, so I'm guessing that as you said the end links may not work on my version. Or it's from an older model year.

    I can't believe it's this challenging to figure out.

    My watch is a 232.92.46.21.03.001
     
  6. larryganz The cable guy May 23, 2019

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    When I use Google, the only difference I see between your watch, the 232.92.46.21.03.001, and the one mentioned in the eBay bracelet listing, the 232.90,46.21.03.001, is that the Planet Ocean that you have came with the rubber strap instead of bracelet. Omega does use different model numbers for ones with bracelet versus strap.

    Google brings up with the non-chronograph 3-hand Ti Planet Ocean 46mm for both model numbers above.

    That leads me to conclude that you have the same watch except for rubber strap instead of bracelet, and that this eBay bracelet and end links would fit your watch. I don’t see how to come up with another conclusion, but I think you’re looking at it the same way.

    Then I realized, that I have the titanium chronograph Planet Ocean on my wrist right now! I simply took off my watch to check the number on the end link, and it’s 831. So 867 end links may be for the non-chrono version, Although you could Google that yourself.

    That does not change the fact that the eBay bracelet appears to be for a three hand titanium Planet Ocean like yours, based my my google search for Omega 232.92.46.21.03.001 and Omega 232.90.46.21.03.001
     
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  7. larryganz The cable guy May 23, 2019

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    PS: can’t give you pictures of the correct bracelet number because I swapped my clasp out to an adjustable clasp (Ti 1151) but I can give you pictures of my adjustable clasp in case you ever want to buy this one to install on the bracelet (I believe it was a direct 1:1 replacement).

    I do have pictures of my 831 end link which I have not changed out, and this is for the chronograph.

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  8. ara.hambone May 23, 2019

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  9. ara.hambone May 23, 2019

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    831 and 867 look identical.

    The ebay add has this HJH Swiss Made on there. In the end there is no 100% way of knowing if this is authentic.
     
  10. ara.hambone May 23, 2019

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  11. larryganz The cable guy May 23, 2019

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    I still can’t find anywhere in the auction where they mention the bracelet number, or end link number, but it clearly says it was for a titanium Planet Ocean 8500, and when I do a Google search the watch model number listed in the auction is clearly from a 45.5mm titanium planet ocean 8500.

    So the auction bracelet is not for the chronograph version, but it is for the 45.5 mm (46) three hand Planet Ocean in titanium.

    The 831 end links are going to be taller than the 867 links
     
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  12. larryganz The cable guy May 23, 2019

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    I don’t know HJH means, but it sure did look authentic to me.

    Also, my 1151 clasp is originally made for the titanium Seamaster 300 master coaxial, in blue with the aged lume.
     
  13. ara.hambone May 23, 2019

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    You know what, I'll best you nailed it. If the end-link heights are different then it won't sit well on my watch. Dealer said I need the 1590/867 so I think I'll stick with that plan. Maybe get luck on this forum or another one.
     
  14. larryganz The cable guy May 23, 2019

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    Ara, It sounds to me like the auction seller is confused.

    The photo of the bracelet in the eBay auction shows a 1590/831 But the watch that they mentioned it coming off of uses the 1590/867.

    Also, the end link in the photos is NOT engraved with any kind of number, unlike mine from the chronograph version with 831 engraved.

    I wonder if that’s not a photo of the actual bracelet, if it’s a fake bracelet, or if they have listed the watch model that it came off of as the wrong one?
     
  15. ara.hambone May 23, 2019

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    For me, when I see a listing with mixed information, I assume the worse. I'll find my bracelet eventually. Cheers
     
  16. larryganz The cable guy May 23, 2019

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    Yeah, I was coming to the same conclusion in my post above. Good luck.
     
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  19. ara.hambone May 24, 2019

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    It’s for the stainless steel. I need titanium
     
  20. larryganz The cable guy May 24, 2019

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    Wow, I searched for titanium and that was one of the results.

    Actually, I think I searched for 1590/867 Which is what turned up in that auction.

    As far as I knew, the titanium bracelets would’ve had different model numbers on the bracelet and end links vs steel.

    For instance, the adjustable titanium clasp model number ends in 1151, while the adjustable steel clasp from the SM 300 master coaxial ends in 1154.

    Also the links that attach the clasps to the old pin style bracelets are also different model numbers for titanium versus steel.

    I learned something new.
     
    Edited May 24, 2019