
The Mariner
2021mm
From $61.95
Fitted for Rolex, Omega, Tissot and MoonSwatch
6 products from $26.95, free shipping over $49. Arrives in 7-14 days. 30-day returns.
Aftermarket bands cut for particular watches: a 904L oyster-style bracelet for the Rolex Submariner, a curved-end bracelet for Tissot, FKM rubber with a folding clasp for Omega Seamaster and Speedmaster cases, and a rubber strap shaped for the MoonSwatch. Each page lists the models and lug widths it fits. 6 bands, none made or endorsed by those brands.

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A plain strap only has to match your lug width. Bracelets and fitted straps also have to match the case: curved end links follow the shape of the lugs, so a bracelet cut for one case can leave gaps on another. That's why these bands are listed by the watch they're made for, with the lug widths each one comes in. They're our own bands, made to fit; none of the watch brands makes, licenses or endorses them, and none carries their logos.
Lug width is the gap between the lugs, where the band attaches, in millimeters. A Rolex Submariner in the 40 mm case (116610LN, 114060) takes 20 mm, and the 41 mm case (124060, 126610LN) takes 21 mm. The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M takes 20 mm, the Planet Ocean 600M takes 21 mm in its 43.5 mm case, and every MoonSwatch takes 20 mm. Tissot varies by model: 19 mm on the Le Locle, 20 mm on the 40 mm PR 100 and 22 mm on the 45.5 mm Supersport Chrono. If your watch isn't in the chart, measure between the lugs with a ruler or calipers; our fit guide shows how.
The Mariner is 904L steel, a grade that holds up to salt water and sweat better than the common 316L, with curved end links and a fold-over clasp. The Promenade is a steel link bracelet with curved end links and a butterfly clasp, for Tissot and other round cases. For water and summer, FKM rubber is denser than silicone: it shrugs off sweat, salt water and sunscreen and doesn't pick up lint. The Fathom pairs FKM with a folding clasp, and The Lunar is a rubber strap with ends shaped for the MoonSwatch case.
Bands go on with spring bars through the lugs. Push the bar in at the lug with a spring bar tool, ease the old band out, and fit the new one the same way in reverse; give each end a light tug before you head out. Bracelets are sized by taking out links, and each band's page says how. For a strap that fits any watch with your lug width, see watch bands, and for more steel, watch bracelets.
Delivery is $6.95, or free on orders over $49. US delivery takes 7 to 14 days. You can return an unworn band in its original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Return shipping is paid by you, unless the item arrived faulty or incorrect. See delivery and returns for the steps.
| Watch | Lug width |
|---|---|
| Rolex Submariner 40 mm (116610LN, 114060) | 20 mm |
| Rolex Submariner 41 mm (124060, 126610LN) | 21 mm |
| Omega Seamaster Diver 300M | 20 mm |
| Omega Seamaster 300, 41 mm | 21 mm |
| Omega Planet Ocean 600M, 43.5 mm | 21 mm |
| Omega Planet Ocean 600M, 45.5 mm | 22 mm |
| Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch | 20 mm |
| Omega x Swatch MoonSwatch | 20 mm |
| Tissot Le Locle 39.3 mm | 19 mm |
| Tissot PR 100, 40 mm | 20 mm |
| Tissot Heritage Visodate 42 mm | 21 mm |
| Tissot Supersport Chrono 45.5 mm | 22 mm |
No. They're aftermarket bands made to fit those watches. None of those brands makes, licenses or endorses them, and none of the bands carries their logos.
Only if the case is shaped like a Submariner's. The end links are cut to follow those lugs, so on other cases they can leave gaps. For any 20 mm watch, a strap or a bracelet with straight ends fits; see watch bands and watch bracelets.
Every MoonSwatch has a 42 mm case with 20 mm lugs. The Lunar's ends are shaped to sit against that case.
For a dive or sport strap, usually. FKM is a denser rubber that shrugs off sweat, salt water and sunscreen and doesn't pick up lint. Silicone is softer and costs less.
Measure the gap between the lugs, where the band attaches, in millimeters. The chart above lists common models, and our fit guide shows how to measure.