Solid Gold Omega 1035 / 1039 Flatlink Bracelets

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Can I ask if anyone here on OF knows anything about the solid gold versions of the Omega flatlink bracelets ? So little seems to be known about these I’m not even sure what the reference number was. I heard from a forum friend that STS have one that came on a Connie, but does anyone here either a) have one, or b) have pictures of one they’d care to share. My only contribution can be a pair of stretch links !

 
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These aren't 1035/1039's but reference 7077 bracelets in 18k
Reference 7077 has the double stretch links.
 
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Wouldn't the 7077 have double stretchlinks?

Edit: W154 was faster

These aren't 1035/1039's but reference 7077 bracelets in 18k
 
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Reference 7077 has the double stretch links.

Good point, I hadn't noticed that they were single stretch links 👍
 
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I assume they’re 18k links but obviously the assay marks would’ve been on the clasp.

They’re certainly more than plated steel though !

 
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I assume they’re 18k links but obviously the assay marks would’ve been on the clasp.

They’re certainly more than plated steel though !


I can only presume that the links are from a later production bracelet and as exactly as with the steel 7077 bracelet the double stretch links changed to single ones and whilst the clasp remained short its common name is a 7077 transitional and when the clasp became slightly longer it has then become a 7912. But still not 18k 1035/1039, more possibly 18k 7077 transitional/7912
 
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I can only presume that the links are from a later production bracelet and as exactly as with the steel 7077 bracelet the double stretch links changed to single ones and whilst the clasp remained short its common name is a 7077 transitional and when the clasp became slightly longer it has then become a 7912. But still not 18k 1035/1039, more possibly 18k 7077 transitional/7912
This sounds entirely plausible. The comment I had on the STS one was that it was “based on the 1039” but I don’t know if it was marked 1039 in the clasp. Pictures would be so helpful.
 
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Either way interesting as I haven't seen 18k single stretch links before
 
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Either way interesting as I haven't seen 18k single stretch links before

Absolutely.

EDIT - Never have seen and 18k 7912, don’t think we will either 😉 ... 😗

Heckuvathing though. Omega #12s don’t have stretch links. AFAIK
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I beg to differ. This type of the single stretch link with a removable pad on the backside is seen on later 7912s and so on. The single stretch links seen in transitional 7077s and early 7912s are built differently and you have to pry them open when making adjustments. This remains interesting..
 
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Absolutely.

EDIT - Never have seen and 18k 7912, don’t think we will either 😉 ... 😗

Heckuvathing though. Omega #12s don’t have stretch links. AFAIK

Here you go. Only pic I could find of mine.