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mikekilo725
·I know this is an old thread, but I just completed this on a PO 42MM 2500D
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fskywalker
·Nicely done!
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WurstEver
·Congrats! I hope you get as much enjoyment out of it as I have. Omega are on to a winner with this design. I would love to see the functionality this part offers become the standard across their entire line going forward.
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mikekilo725
·Surely agree. But sadly they don't see the benefit of making it available retroactive. The folks at the OB were a huge help but had to almost make up a story since what I was doing went against what Mother Omega said was policy
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Lrlx
·Does this work on the 1998 Speedmaster bracelet?
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fskywalker
·L LrlxDoes this work on the 1998 Speedmaster bracelet?
Most likely yes, as all speedmaster 20mm bracelets share a similar design on the links
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Moppel
·Good morning.
Does anybody know if the clasp is also available in titanium instead of steel?
I am asking because I have the Speedmaster co-axial titanium and been thinking about to fit a more comfortable clasp to it.
Right now I am wearing it with an extra small link which I modified to fit to the rest of the bracelet.
Cheers
Thomas
Does anybody know if the clasp is also available in titanium instead of steel?
I am asking because I have the Speedmaster co-axial titanium and been thinking about to fit a more comfortable clasp to it.
Right now I am wearing it with an extra small link which I modified to fit to the rest of the bracelet.
Cheers
Thomas
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fskywalker
·Good morning.
Does anybody know if the clasp is also available in titanium instead of steel?
I am asking because I have the Speedmaster co-axial titanium and been thinking about to fit a more comfortable clasp to it.
Right now I am wearing it with an extra small link which I modified to fit to the rest of the bracelet.
Cheers
Thomas
I would imagine there should be a titanium model that uses the same adjustable clasp, perhaps you can check that at an AD
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Moppel
·Well, I might try to call them. But in my area are only 2 ADs left and from my experience they are not quite knowledgable.
Cheers
Thomas
Cheers
Thomas
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Lrlx
·My dealer in FL wasnt very knowledgeable. If someone can confirm if it will work with a Speedmaster 1998 bracelet, it'll really go along way. Thank you.
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MIDASCHEN
·You need following parts for your titanium 9300 speedy
1 clasp 117TIZ001151
2 end links 118TIZ001574
plus possibly some screws/pins
Clasp is around 190 quid, end links 65 quid each so quite a bit more than SS. Post some pics if you decide to do it.
What's the small link you have on at the moment? My AD told me Omega don't do TI half links for this bracelet.
1 clasp 117TIZ001151
2 end links 118TIZ001574
plus possibly some screws/pins
Clasp is around 190 quid, end links 65 quid each so quite a bit more than SS. Post some pics if you decide to do it.
What's the small link you have on at the moment? My AD told me Omega don't do TI half links for this bracelet.
Good morning.
Does anybody know if the clasp is also available in titanium instead of steel?
I am asking because I have the Speedmaster co-axial titanium and been thinking about to fit a more comfortable clasp to it.
Right now I am wearing it with an extra small link which I modified to fit to the rest of the bracelet.
Cheers
Thomas
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·Ah ok thanks
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Moppel
·You need following parts for your titanium 9300 speedy
1 clasp 117TIZ001151
2 end links 118TIZ001574
plus possibly some screws/pins
Clasp is around 190 quid, end links 65 quid each so quite a bit more than SS. Post some pics if you decide to do it.
Oops...that's quite a lot just to add a little more comfort. I think the extra small link does the trick.
But thanks a lot for providing the part numbers.
Regards
Thomas
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MIDASCHEN
·Oops...that's quite a lot just to add a little more comfort. I think the extra small link does the trick.
But thanks a lot for providing the part numbers.
Regards
Thomas
Crazy premium for the Ti isn't it. SS version would have been a no brainer. Now that I know that half link exists I will pursue that instead.
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Henraypg
·Somebody mentioned this clasp to me this morning. Local OB had one in stock. Picked it up and couldn't be happier. Great upgrade with nice range of adjustment.
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John.R.
·You need following parts for your titanium 9300 speedy
1 clasp 117TIZ001151
2 end links 118TIZ001574
plus possibly some screws/pins
Clasp is around 190 quid, end links 65 quid each so quite a bit more than SS. Post some pics if you decide to do it.
What's the small link you have on at the moment? My AD told me Omega don't do TI half links for this bracelet.
Can anybody confirm this? I was under the impression that there were no Ti endlinks availble for the new microadjustment clasp, only the steel versions from Speedy Mark II. I tried googling for for that endlink ref. number but cannot find anything. For which whach are those supposed to be?
I have a Ti Speedy 9300, which I really love, but cannot get the fitment correct and would not mind paying those figures for a fitting micro-adjustment clasp...
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·I got the part numbers from OB so I expect them to be right. If in doubt give your local OB a call to verify this. I asked them to give me titanium version of SS end links part no 118ST1589
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John.R.
·I got the part numbers from OB so I expect them to be right. If in doubt give your local OB a call to verify this. I asked them to give me titanium version of SS end links part no 118ST1589
Hmm.. Could these perhaps be the endlinks belonging to the Ti SM300? That would make sense, but from pics it seems like the polished center links of the SM300 are wider than the 3 part speedy 9300 center links. Could anybody with with a SM300 perhaps confirm the width of the SM300 PCL's?
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Lrlx
·Success! As shown in the pics below, I now have the adjustable clasp on my Speedy 9300 and I can confirm it is very awesome 😀
The parts required were the clasp itself (part 117STZ00154) and two end links (part 118ST1589). All up, the modification cost around $300 USD. Because the new clasp is longer than the original, I had to have two links removed from the bracelet. The first two photos below show the clasp fully retracted. The second two photos show the clasp fully extended. There are five stops in total. The last photo shows the length of the two clasps for comparison.
Question, I have a 3070.50, would this still apply? (not sure how it differs from the 9300)
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