Omega Instructions needed to order Omega Case and Movement Parts

Case numbers are used to select all case parts (bezel, crown, crystals, dial, gaskets, bracelets).
The case number is located inside the back case.
The case number should look like these examples.
488 (very old three digits)
1488 (quite a few four digits)
15251 (some with 5 digits)
166.012 (if 6 digits always 3 then a point followed by 3 more digits)
172.0214 (if 7 digits always 3 then a point followed by 4 more digits)
Data for case numbers goes back as far as 1946 and case numbers are still used in model present day Omega watches. For watch cases with 3, 4 or 5 digits drop any Letters or Dashes (-) or a space followed by perhaps 2 more numbers and just use the 3, 4 or 5 digit numbers. If 6 digits or 7 digit number is found then you must add a dot (.) after the first 3 digits. You must give the color, since case number does not indicate color or metal.

Model numbers supplied with the original warranty papers, when the watch was first sold can also be used to find original equipment part numbers. However we do not have information on all model numbers and you should use the case number for most case parts anyway. Who knows why, however Omega does not always print all the dots (.) and double zeros (00)) needed to be full model numbers. A full model number looks like this 3570.50.00 or 3570.00.00, so you may need to add the dots (.) and double zeros (00) to the end of the number so you end up with a model number the has four digits a dot and then two more digits followed by a dot and then two more digits.

Bracelet numbers all except Titanium are stamped on the back of the Bracelet Clasp. Click Here for more information on Titanium Bracelets.

Use the Bracelet numbers to order links and tubes.
The bracelet number does not designate the color or metal used.

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