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Omega Bracelet Guide

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Omega Bracelet Reference Numbers Guide

📌 Table of Contents

How to Read Omega Bracelet Reference Numbers
Vintage Omega Speedmaster Bracelet Chart
Modern Omega Bracelet Fitment List
Tips for Identifying Omega Bracelets
Frequently Asked Questions
About the Omega Watch Company
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🔍 How to Read Omega Bracelet Reference Numbers

Each Omega bracelet is marked with a number in the format XXXX/XXX:

XXXX: the bracelet body
XXX: the end link number

These numbers are stamped inside the clasp or on the end links and help collectors and enthusiasts correctly match bracelets to their vintage or modern Omega watches.

🕰️ Vintage Omega Speedmaster Bracelet Chart

Bracelet Ref	Lug Width	Production Years	Used For
7077/6	19mm	1957–1960	CK2915, CK2998, CK2913, CK2914
7912/6	19mm	1960s	CK2998, CK2913-7/8, CK14755, 105.003, 165.014
7912/16	20mm	1964	105.012-63, 165.024-63
1506/16	20mm	1964–1966	105.012 (63–66), 165.024
1035/506	19mm	1966	105.003-65
1039/516	20mm	1966–1972	105.012, 145.012, 145.022, 165.024, 166.024
1116/575	20mm	1968–1972	105.012, 145.012, 145.022
1175/640	20mm	Early 1970s	145.022-69, -71
1171/633	20mm	1970–1982	145.022-69 through 145.022-78

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🔩 Modern Omega Bracelet Fitment List

Bracelet Ref	Production	Used On
1171/1/633	1980s	ST145.0022
1168/633	1976	Apollo Soyuz
1447/805	1985–1988	ST345.0808, ST345.0809
1450/808/809	1986–1990	ST145.0022, ST345.0808, ST378.0822
1479/812	1989–1996	ST345.0022, ST345.0808
1499/842	1996–1998	ST145.0022, ST145.0808, ST145.0222
1498/840	1998–1999	ST145.0022, ST145.0808
1998/849	1992–2002	ST145.0022, ST145.0808
Hecho en Mexico	1960s–1980s	145.012, 145.022 (68–78)

🛠️ Tips for Identifying Omega Bracelets

Check the end link and clasp interior for stamped reference numbers.
Match your bracelet by case reference, lug width, and production era.
Ensure historical accuracy if you're a vintage watch collector.
Explore classic Omega styles like the Speedmaster and Seamaster.

❓ FAQ

Q: Are Vintage Omega bracelets interchangeable?
A: Only if the lug width and end link profile are correct. Fit may vary depending on the watch case shape and year. You can always replace it with a watch strap for a better fit.

Q: Where can I find Vintage Omega Watches?
A: Check our curated vintage watch collection or search by specific brands like Longines, Heuer, or Jaeger-LeCoultre.