yet another 198.003 question

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I have inherited from my father this 198.003, 18k (marked on case, dial and strap), 1970 (has a 32xxxxxx SN).
It comes with an omega links bracelet, the likes of which I have never seen, and trust me, I have searched.
Anyone know anything about it?
 
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I have inherited from my father this 198.003, 18k (marked on case, dial and strap), 1970 (has a 32xxxxxx SN).
It comes with an omega links bracelet, the likes of which I have never seen, and trust me, I have searched.
Anyone know anything about it?

Can you post more pictures of the bracelet? The clasp, any markings on the inside of the clasp, and the backs of the endlinks all may give useful information.
 
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I think that the ref nr is 198.0003?
And that more pictures as @wagudc suggested is needed!
The dial is not the best, but you have the "goldy marks".
 
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F300:s are cool watches (IMHO), but not so much value in them.
Does it work?

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My guess is that some very creative jeweler crafted the bracelet.
 
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My guess is that some very creative jeweler crafted the bracelet.
Me thinks you may be right, on a few grounds: I have searched every single omega bracelet code, and can't see anything similar, the watch has been bought at a very fancy Italian jewellery shop know for bespoke items, and the clasp bears no omega marks, but instead 118*MI, the hallmark of a jeweller operating in Milan up to the early 70s
 
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I think that the ref nr is 198.0003?
And that more pictures as @wagudc suggested is needed!
The dial is not the best, but you have the "goldy marks".
To be fair, most of the marks are specs of dust on the glass, only the 3 marks north west of 'f300' are on the dial.