Stainless Steel Straps
A Luminox stainless steel bracelet gives your watch a sharper, more substantial look than rubber or fabric, without giving up toughness. Every bracelet here is made from 316L stainless steel, the same marine-grade steel used in Luminox's steel cases, so it stands up to salt water, sweat and daily knocks. It's the easiest way to take a dive or field watch from the weekend to the office.
The glow goes with it
Changing the strap changes the look, not what makes it a Luminox. The tritium tubes on your dial glow on their own, constantly, for up to 25 years, with no charging by light and no battery. Whether your watch is on rubber for the water or steel for dinner, you can still read it the moment the lights go down.
Choosing the right bracelet
- Lug width. This is the measurement that matters most. It's the distance between the two lugs where the strap attaches, and the bracelet must match it exactly. You'll find it in the specifications on your watch's product page, or you can measure between the lugs in millimetres. Each bracelet here lists its lug width in the title.
- Finish. Match the bracelet to your case. Plain steel suits steel cases, while IP black and gunmetal finishes pair best with blacked-out and CARBONOX™ watches.
- Weight. A steel bracelet adds noticeable weight, especially to a light CARBONOX™ watch. If you're used to rubber, expect it to feel more solid on the wrist.
Fitting and sizing
You'll need a strap changing tool to fit a new bracelet, and links can be removed to size it to your wrist. If you'd rather not do it yourself, a local jeweller can fit and size it for you.
Prefer something lighter or better suited to the water? Browse our rubber straps, textile straps or the full range of Luminox straps.