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This is the popular three link design stainless steel bracelet. With perfectly fitted curved solid end-links and a double-locking tri-fold clasp, it is specially designed to fit the NTH Subs.
Made from solid 316L stainless steel, it has 10 removable links, and 6 micro-adjustments on the clasp. When fitted to the NTH Subs, it should fit wrists up to 8.25", or 21cm.
This is an original replacement part and the 18mm wide clasp is engraved "NTH".
Please note that the end-links of this bracelet were specifically designed with a lip on the lower edge, to fit a groove on the underside of the NTH Subs case. We don't know if the bracelet will fit other watches with 20mm lugs. The bracelet is not compatible with the NTH Tropics and the parts are not interchangeable.
| Strap Length | 185mm |
|---|---|
| Strap Material | Metal |
| Strap Material Finish | Brushed |
| Strap Material Type | Stainless Steel (grade 316L) |
| Watch Lug Width | 20mm |
Size Guide
The ‘lug width’ is simply the internal width measured between the lugs (where the watch strap fits) of the watch.
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