My first successful strap change without any new scratches 😂 Took the mostly unused Trilogy extra straps and changed the white Velcro to a black vintage leather. Changes the watch totally. What do you think? ...
It will be quite special feeling to get your birth year. Omega don’t make lower than 2000 pcs nowadays, except for the recent 50th anniversary moonshine gold.
But what I don’t get it the gap in the lugs even thought it’s an omega oem strap! It happened to me when I ordered the snoopy strap and seeing the gap in the spring bar drove Me nuts!
That I think it rolls in a little to cause the gap. The width fit nicely between the lugs when I place it before inserting the pins. When I wriggle the strap left and right between the lugs, it got better. See photo in my response to mj23.
Looking up Omega website, the Trilogy watches are 19mm while the Alaska Project shows 20mm. Thanks for the answer....I’m ok to accept this 1mm though, no need to get a new strap.
I am afraid to make scratches when i want to swap a strap on my Omega. So i do skip a strap change and then it forget. But when it is old and dirty, the time wil come i must do. I can chose to let do it at an AD of Omega. Strap changing is not difficult, ...
I’m using scotch tape wrap around lugs in this case and it helped. Usually like you, whenever I’m visiting AD, I ask them to help. Yes, the straps like ones use in Patek with slide pins are good.
. . . on bracelets. Same applies to Mk II, III, IV, and V, as well as the Flightmaster. Black dialed models work fine both ways, maybe even better on a strap. One particularly appealing combo is the rubberized racing strap tailored for the original rattra...