Dimerized inidene complexes [(CO)5M−Sn(OR)−M(CO)5]22– (M = Cr, W; R = Et, iPr), 1, are obtained from [{(CO)5M}2SnCl2]2– by different routes. Dimerization occurs via alkoxy‐donor tin‐acceptor bonding by which a planar Sn2O2 ring is formed. The Sn–{M(CO)5} bonds are made in a plane vertical to this ring such that, with the R–O groups being almost coplanar with the Sn2O2 ring, the overall geometry of the compounds shows idealized D2h symmetry. – The 119Sn‐NMR resonances of 1 are found at rather low fields (M = Cr: δ ≈ 1400; M = W: δ ≈ 1170) indicating a low‐lying tin‐centered orbital in the LUMO range. Correspondingly EHT analyses show that the 3‐center‐4π system, which characterizes monomeric inidene species [LnM−E(X)−MLn]n, is still prevalent in the dimeric species 1. The low‐lying π*‐type LUMOs of 1 are the rationale for the observed 119Sn‐NMR low‐field shifts of 1. The dimeric compounds 1 react with 2,4‐pentanedione to form chelate compounds of the same type as those characteristically obtained from monomeric inidene complexes: [{(CO)5Cr}2SnOEt]22– (1a) reacts to give [{(CO)5Cr}2Sn(acac)]– (2). The experimental results are verified by X‐ray analyses in addition to the usual spectroscopic and analytical investigations.