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Put the watch in the vice.
Adjust the caseback opener tool to fit the grooves
A simple counter clockwise twist, and the ring screws off
Strap pops out and is ready to change
Omega Dynamic... new shoes
Just changed the shoes on “our” Omega Dynamic. For those of us who don’t have the Omega strap change key (difficult to find), this tool was super easy to use and you must get one. Pictures of the change below.
I didn't know you had to remove the case back to put the strap on! Nice combo! [nt]
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Thanks Nico!
There’s a ring on the back that holds the strap in place, so technically not removing the entire case back. I will post pictures over the next 2 days to show this. It’s actually a really nifty solution, but means one can’t use regular straps 
Very nice! I have a NOS blue leather strap & buckle in the post - I will then be stuck for choice :-)
The white & green are OEM, the blue, tan & black shown here are aftermarket.
ps - I will need to get that tool. Presently use a chock of wood on 1 of the indentations to screw on/off - puts pressure on 1 side a bit so need to be careful, bot no scratches if it slips.
Cheers
Giles
You might need to get another Dynamic to even the numbers out :) [nt]
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There's a red dial version out there with my name on it! ;-)
How goes your Dynamic search?
Cheers,
Giles
Cheers,
Giles
They're are always more to get!
The hunt continues!
Its on a list of 4 or 5 watches - so when something nice/interesting pops up that's one gets dropped off list.
The Memomatic was on the list for a while before I landed one.
The hunt is very much a large part of the fun.
Cheers
JML
Its on a list of 4 or 5 watches - so when something nice/interesting pops up that's one gets dropped off list.
The Memomatic was on the list for a while before I landed one.
The hunt is very much a large part of the fun.
Cheers
JML
Looks good - was wondering how you got around strap tool problem [nt]
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For Nico and you, some photographs to illustrate
Put the watch in the vice.
Adjust the caseback opener tool to fit the grooves
A simple counter clockwise twist, and the ring screws off
Strap pops out and is ready to change
The bad news is that it is almost impossible to find a after market strap for that one, isn't it? [nt]
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Hard to find, but...
Nomad, the dynamic king, has plenty of suppliers 
. The OEMs are super expensive.
. The OEMs are super expensive.
That's why we don't find OEM straps anymore. He " dried " the market. ;) [nt]
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On the wrist, finally got it away from my wife
Deliberately changed from a blue strap
