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Hans_jorgen_1968 showcases a transformation of his Omega Dynamic Series I, swapping its original Corfam strap for a metal bracelet. This post highlights the aesthetic impact of strap changes on vintage watches and provides practical insights into customizing the iconic Dynamic I.
i had a braceletted Dynamic. far better than the 'crapstrap' they thought was suitable at the time. enjoy G.
..Way too busy... new job and have been driving 320km/day.. Now everything is settled, and I can concentrate more on my friends :-) Best Hans
purchased this Dynamic 166.039 cal. 565: [URL=] [/URL] [URL=] [/URL] And changed to a 1153/138 NOS bracelet a few day's ago: [URL=] [/URL] [URL=] [/URL] Best Thomas
Here's mine saying hi! Have a good weekend, Alex
The blue dial looks great, with the contrasting white accents and red second hand. I recently saw a mens stainless steel dynamic from early 70's at a local watch service centre, which also has some lovely pre owned watches. It has a black dial, no date, and a red second hand. Manual wind and very good working order as well. Thanks for the photos of the change from the strap to steel bracelet. Nice job on the change. Very interesting to see how the bracelet integrates with the case. They did the
Your thread really inspired me. I must admit, that until recently I never paid a lot of attention to these Dynamic models. Although I always liked the shape, I was not keen on many of the dials. I prefer something simpler. I also wanted something with a manual wind movement if possible. Well, the story will continue when I make my new thread. I got back to the shop today, and when I saw the Dynamic in the display case, I knew that I had to get it. Thanks, Carl
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