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How many bracelet links should a 2254.50 come with, standard. I ask because I purchased this one second-hand, and made some price concessions because the seller (a big guy, to be sure) said that he'd added two additional genuine omega links to the bracelet so that it would fit.
I've been wondering for a while. Just curious.
I count 2 Solid End links.
8 non-removable links
6 removable full links
1 removable half-link
2 non-removable links that mate to the clasp (debatably part of the clasp).
So, I guess a more straightforward question is 'How many removable links should there be?'
I count SEVEN, including the half link.
Thanks. -- Daniel
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