Omega · Museum Collection

Strap for Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01

The Musem Collection N° 6 “Tonneau Renversé" 1952 takes 22 mm straps. Verified lug width, the straps that fit this model, and answers to the most common questions.

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Lug width22 mm
Case diameter35 mm
Reference5705.30.01 (aka: 57053001)
FamilyMuseum Collection
MovementOmega caliber 2202 Hours, Minutes, Small seconds | Co-Axial escapement, Chronometer
Year2006
CaseWhite Gold, Red Gold

Recommended spring bar

Spring bars Omega 22mm — 1.8mm diameter

Technical match for lug width and diameter · lug 22 mm · Ø 1.8 mm

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Musem Collection N° 6 “Tonneau Renversé" 1952 — watch

What I'm asked about the Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01

What strap size does the Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01 take?

The Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01 needs 22 mm between the lugs, usually 18 or 20 mm at the buckle. It's the size I've been fitting on it for years.

Can the strap on the Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01 be changed?

Yes. It has spring bars between the lugs: with the right tool the strap comes off in a minute. If you'd rather not risk a scratch, I do it in the workshop.

Can I put a leather strap on the Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01?

Yes, in 22 mm leather. On a 35 mm case a calf strap works every day; if you want something more, alligator.

Which strap do you recommend for the Omega Museum Collection 5705.30.01?

A 22 mm calf strap, for every day. You'll find it ready in the 22 mm collection. If you'd rather have something built on your wrist, the Casati atelier.

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Updated on · by Antonio Zichichi