The Promenade steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp for Tissot watches

Fine links, curved ends, a hidden clasp

The Promenade is a dressy steel bracelet made of small, closely set links that follow the curve of your wrist. The links are solid 304L stainless steel in a plain silver finish, the closest match for a steel case.

Each bracelet comes with a pair of curved end links. They fill the space between the lugs and follow the round shape of the case, closing the gap that a straight-end band leaves under the lugs. Fitted, the bracelet looks like part of the watch rather than something added later.

The butterfly clasp folds in two halves under your wrist. Closed, it hides beneath the bracelet, so from above the links run all the way around without a buckle in sight. It also opens wide, which makes the bracelet easy to slip over your hand.

Which width fits your Tissot

Order the width that matches the gap between your watch's lugs. Tissot uses several widths across its range. A few examples, taken from Tissot's own specs:

• 16 mm: PR 100 (34 mm case, T150.210)
• 19 mm: Le Locle (39.3 mm case, T006.407)
• 21 mm: Heritage Visodate (42 mm case, T118.430)
• 22 mm: Supersport (44 mm case, T125.610) and Supersport Chrono (45.5 mm case, T125.617)

Not on the list? Check the lug width in your watch's specs, or measure the inside gap between the lugs with a ruler or calipers; our fit guide walks through it. The same widths fit plenty of round watches from other makers, too.

Two things to know before you order. It comes in 16, 19, 21 and 22 mm only, so a 20 mm Tissot like the 40 mm PR 100 needs another band. And the curved end links are shaped for round cases in general, not for one model, so expect a close fit rather than a tailored one. Watches with an integrated bracelet, like the PRX, have no standard lug gap and need their own bracelet. Our bands by watch brand and metal bracelets cover more watches.

Sizing and fitting

The bracelet arrives at full length, and you size it by taking out links with the tool from the box. Take out the same number of links on both sides of the clasp, so the clasp stays centered under your wrist. If the links are held by pins, push each pin out in the direction of the small arrow on the inside of the link. Keep the spare links and pins together in a small bag in case you want to add one back later.

To fit the bracelet, slide a spring bar through each curved end link, compress one end, line it up with the lug hole and let it click into place. Tug gently on both ends to check they've seated. If you'd rather not do it yourself, a watch shop can size and fit a bracelet in a few minutes.

Care

Rinse the bracelet in fresh water after the sea or the pool, then dry it with a soft cloth. Every few weeks, clean between the links with a soft toothbrush and mild soap: small links collect dust and skin oils faster than big ones.

Delivery and returns

Delivery is $6.95, or free on orders over $49. The delivery time for your country shows on each product page and at checkout.

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. Read the full terms on our delivery and returns page.