Forstner's Model O is a traditional oyster-style bracelet that traces its roots to Forstner’s (rather Forstner’s successor, Jacoby Bender’s) heyday.  Until JB closed its doors, it served as an OEM manufacturer for this type of bracelet for several top brands, including for Rolex watches imported into the United States. The revived Forstner has reintroduced this bracelet from its historic catalog, made to contemporary specifications. 

With its fully brushed finish, taper to 16mm, spring link behind the clasp, and Forstner's push-button milled clasp with Forstner’s tool free size adjustment mechanism, the bracelet provides an elegant, and extremely comfortable wearing experience. 

• Solid 316L stainless steel, including solid steel end piece.
• Classic oyster-style design with fully brushed finish.
• Links removable conveniently via a single-screw system.
• Single spring link behind the clasp.
• Milled push-button quick-adjust clasp with fully brushed finishing (tool-free micro adjustment mechanism). 

Rolex Submariner: 16800, 168000, 16610, 116610, 14060, 114060. 

Rolex Sea-Dweller: 16660, 16600,l.

Rolex Explorer: 14270, 114270, 124270. 

Rolex GMT Master: 16750, 16700, 16710, 16760, 116710, 126710.

Rolex Explorer II: 16550, 16570.

Rolex Daytona: 16520, 116520.

• Tapers from 20mm at the widest bracelet link to 16mm at the clasp.
• Milled clasp measures approximately 18.5mm wide.
• Bracelet length is adjustable (via single screw system and micro-adjustment in clasp) from approximately 120mm to 180mm (fits wrists ranging from approximately 6 to 8 inches). Screwdriver included for sizing.

Fully brushed finish throughout. 

Spring bars, screwdriver, one pair of end links.

Forstner is an aftermarket bracelet company having no affiliation with Rolex.  While Forstner's bracelets fit certain Rolex models as described above, they were not made on behalf of Rolex or in coordination with Rolex.  While Forstner's successor, Jacoby Bender (JB), did manufacture certain bracelets on behalf of Rolex for the U.S. market in the mid-20th century, that relationship no longer exists.  Nothing on this product page should be read to suggest or imply otherwise.