Vintage Omega Beads of Rice Watch Bracelet — 14K GF (NOS)
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A beautifully preserved Omega beads of rice bracelet in New Old Stock condition, produced for the U.S. market during the early to mid 1960s.
This gold-filled bracelet features the classic pop-open clasp style commonly paired with Omega dress watches of the period. The links are tightly woven and have the smooth, draping feel that defined mid-century American bracelet construction.
The clasp is stamped Omega 14K G.F with a stainless steel hinge — the correct marking for high-quality U.S.-made gold-filled bracelets of the era.
This example has never been mounted and shows only faint storage marks from decades of preservation.
As with most mid-century gold-filled bracelets preserved as NOS, the clasp tension may require a light adjustment by a watchmaker for ideal snap and security.
- Early–mid 1960s U.S.-market beads-of-rice bracelet
- Omega-signed pop-open clasp
- 14K gold-filled construction with stainless-steel hinge
- Stamped 14K G.F – Stainless Steel Hinge
- Adjustable micro-sizing holes
- 17mm Omega-style lug width (verify case spacing)
- Approx. length: ~6.5 inches closed, ~9 inches open
- Not a modern reproduction — an authentic mid-century piece
Condition:
New Old Stock. Unmounted, with only faint storage handling marks.
Missing the lower clasp catch plate needed for full closure; a simple part that can be replaced or fabricated by a vintage watchmaker.
Bracelet remains otherwise complete and exceptionally well preserved.
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Bygone Goods is our designation for vintage objects — found pieces with history, character, and soul. Every piece is carefully curated; if it doesn't meet our standards for quality and uniqueness, it doesn't make the cut. These aren't relics. They're survivors, chosen for people who appreciate true craftsmanship and lasting quality. When they're gone, they're gone.