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Looking for a reliable and durable replacement for your diver's watch spring bars? Look no further! Our replacement "Skinny Fat" watch spring bars are designed with thicker 1.1mm tips making them a perfect fit for your Seiko diver's style watch.
Why our spring bars?
What sets our spring bars apart is their 1.8mm body diameter, which overcomes the common problem of fitting the fatter Seiko-style diver's spring bars into after-market watch straps. So you can rest assured that our spring bars will work seamlessly with your watch strap and keep your watch securely fastened.
Upgrade your diver's watch with our high-quality replacement spring bars today and enjoy peace of mind knowing that your watch is securely fastened to your wrist. Don't settle for less, make the smart choice and order now!
You will receive one tube containing 10 stainless steel spring bars.
It is easier than it looks to remove these quick release spring bars and we have published a video that explains the process of removing and refitting them.
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