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The single button clasp bracelet that came with the Blk dial Seamaster GMT is 1513/825. The 1513 refers to the clasp while 825 refers to the end pieces and bracelet. The 1513 has the gold Omega emblem on the clasp.
The two-button standard "Bond" bracelet is 1503/825.
If you have the current 1513/825 bracelet, and have over a 7.5" wrist, you can obtain a 1503 clasp and switch the clasp. If you have not taken links out of your watch or are uncertain how to do it, a qualified jeweler or watchmaker may do it for you. The 1503 clasp can be ordered directly from Swatch USA for around $45.
In my opinion, the "hidden" 1513 clasp is more comfortable whilst the the 1503 "Bond" clasp seems more durable and massive.
Hope this helps.
Jeff
: Hi all !
: I would wondering if anybody could help my,
: and let me know the catalog number of GMT black
: seamaster 300(22.34.50.00) bracelet, that has
: another clasp(single button-not two
: button).And if anybody of you has any
: experience with this one I would like to
: know,
: how does it opposite to two button(simple Bond)
: clasp ???
: Thanks and regards
: OL.
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