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Omega bracelet finder: the clasp, end links and every part

Type the number from your clasp or end links and get Omega's own parts list for that bracelet: the clasp, the end links, the links, the pins and the screws, each with its factory number. 246 bracelets from Omega's bracelet sheets, including Speedmaster, Seamaster and Constellation bracelets.

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How to find your bracelet number

Omega usually stamps the bracelet number on the clasp, often on the inside, as four digits such as 1171. The end links, the shaped pieces that meet the case, carry their own number, such as 633, and the two are often written together as 1171/633. Either number finds the bracelet here. A clasp or part number off an invoice or a bag, such as 117 ST 1153, works too.

Reading an Omega bracelet part number

On Omega's bracelet sheets the first three digits say what the part is, the two letters give the metal, and the rest is the bracelet or end-link number. 117 ST 1153 / 138 is the steel clasp for bracelet 1153 with end link 138.

ST is steel and TI titanium, as on Omega's case references.

Omega clasps

Every Omega bracelet sheet lists its clasp, and the clasp number starts with 117: 117 ST 1153 / 138 is the steel clasp for bracelet 1153 with end link 138. Type a clasp number into the finder to see the bracelet it belongs to and the parts that go with it, from the clasp cover (116) and clasp attaching link (118) to the spring bars (068) and pins (128).

Omega clasps for sale What they sold for

Will it fit my watch?

Omega's bracelet sheets give the end link and, for many bracelets, the model line, but not the case references the bracelet fits. So the finder matches a bracelet to its own clasp, end links and parts; it can't yet tell you which bracelet left the factory on your case. The end link is the part that has to match the case, so check its number first. Not sure? Email id@watchbreaker.com with photos of the case and the bracelet.

Omega Speedmaster bracelets

These are the bracelets Omega's own sheets label Speedmaster, each with its end-link number. Tap one for its clasp, end links, links and pins, with eBay searches for each. 13 on the sheets.

Speedmaster bracelets for sale What they sold for

Omega Seamaster bracelets

These are the bracelets Omega's own sheets label Seamaster. Replacing one? Find the end-link number first: the end link is the part shaped to meet the case, so it has to match. Tap a number for the full parts list. 19 on the sheets.

Seamaster bracelets for sale What they sold for

Omega Constellation bracelets

These are the bracelets Omega's own sheets label Constellation, with their end-link numbers. Tap one for its clasp, end links and every part. 15 on the sheets.

Constellation bracelets for sale What they sold for

Other Omega bracelets

De Ville, Symbole, Dynamic and Sapphette bracelets, and the ones whose sheet prints no model line. The letters are the metals each was made in.

De Ville 18

Symbole 3

Dynamic 2

Sapphette 1

Model line not printed 43

Questions people ask

Where is the reference number on an Omega bracelet?

Usually on the clasp, often on the inside, as a four-digit number such as 1171. The end links carry their own number, such as 633. Type either one into the finder.

What is an end link?

The shaped piece at each end of the bracelet that meets the case. Omega made end links for particular case shapes, which is why the end-link number matters as much as the bracelet number.

Will this bracelet fit my Omega?

Omega's bracelet sheets give the end link and, for many bracelets, the model line, but not the case references they fit. Match the end-link number first. Not sure? Email id@watchbreaker.com with photos of the case and the bracelet.

How do I replace an Omega Seamaster bracelet?

Find the end-link number first, then the bracelet number on the clasp. Type either into the finder for Omega's parts list for that bracelet, then search by those numbers. The end link has to match your case, so don't buy on the bracelet number alone.

What do the numbers in an Omega bracelet part number mean?

On Omega's bracelet sheets the first three digits name the part (020 complete bracelet, 117 clasp, 026 end link, 114 link, 068 spring bar, 128 pin), the two letters give the metal, and the rest is the bracelet or end-link number. 117 ST 1153 / 138 is the steel clasp for bracelet 1153 with end link 138.

Part numbers are Omega's, transcribed from Omega's bracelet sheets; no sheets or drawings are reproduced. Three bracelets are marked unverified where a sheet didn't confirm every number. The finder answers one search at a time. Watch Breaker is not affiliated with Omega SA or the Swatch Group. Omega is a trademark of Omega SA. Terms.