The Current Curved-End Silicone Band

A soft band for daily wear

The Current is a watch band made from silicone rubber. It has a smooth, flexible feel that suits sport watches, field watches and everyday pieces. The material resists sweat and water, so it works well for workouts, warm days and time near the water. A pin buckle holds the band in place, and the tail tucks into the keeper loops for a clean look on the wrist.

This is a universal band, not a fitted bracelet. It is made for traditional watches that take 20 mm or 22 mm lugs, and it uses standard spring bars. That means you can move it between watches as long as the lug width matches.

Sizes and fit

Pick the size that matches your watch case. Measure the distance between the lugs, the two points where the band meets the case, in millimeters. If that gap is 20 mm, choose 20 mm. If it is 22 mm, choose 22 mm.

Each band is 7.9 in (20 cm) long. That length fits most adult wrists with room to adjust through the buckle holes. If you wear your watch loose or tight, the pin buckle and the strap holes let you set the fit you like.

Colors and buckle choices

Every color comes with your choice of a black or silver-tone pin buckle. The full list:

• Black band, black buckle
• Black band, silver-tone buckle
• Pink band, black buckle
• Pink band, silver-tone buckle
• Brown band, black buckle
• Brown band, silver-tone buckle
• Dark blue band, black buckle
• Dark blue band, silver-tone buckle
• Blue band, silver-tone buckle
• Gray band, black buckle
• Gray band, silver-tone buckle
• Army green band, black buckle
• Army green band, silver-tone buckle
• Orange band, black buckle
• Orange band, silver-tone buckle
• Red band, black buckle
• Red band, silver-tone buckle
• White band, black buckle
• White band, silver-tone buckle

A black buckle keeps the look low key and blends with darker bands. A silver-tone buckle adds a brighter detail and pairs well with steel watch cases. Both are pin buckles, so the band fastens the same way either way.

How to fit the band

Fitting takes a few minutes and a spring bar tool.

1. Remove the old band by compressing the spring bar between the lugs.
2. Slide the new band into place and line up the lug holes.
3. Compress the included spring bar and seat it between the lugs.
4. Gently tug the band to confirm the spring bar is locked in.
5. Try the watch on and choose the buckle hole that gives you a comfortable fit.

Spring bars are included with the band, so you have what you need for the swap. If your watch uses a different bar style, check the lug area before you start. Work over a soft surface so a dropped spring bar does not bounce away.

Care and use

Silicone rubber is easy to live with. Rinse the band with warm water and mild soap, then dry it with a soft cloth. A quick wipe after sweaty workouts keeps the surface fresh. Avoid sharp tools and rough surfaces that can nick the rubber. Keep the band away from open flame and strong solvents.

Over time, dust and skin oils can build up around the buckle and keeper loops. A soft brush helps with those spots. If the band stretches or the buckle feels loose, replace the spring bars and check the buckle pin. With simple care, this band stays comfortable through daily wear, travel and training.