Here is the popular 19mm tropic type strap with the small perforations and the classic basket-weave finish. Good quality, pliable rubber. Excellent finishing at this price, a fraction of the cost of the Swiss signed Tropic dive bands with the same look. New Old Stock 1960s vintage dive watch band that may have been the one that came on your 19mm lugs diver originally back in the day.

Vintage watch collectors have bought 100+ of these already through Squinky auctions here as we are the largest supplier of original vintage dive watch bands on Ebay. We only offer 1960s original vintage straps, not the cheap repros.

This band is compatible with the vintage Seiko divers 6105 watch models like the Willard that are so popular. Takes a 16mm buckle if you have a signed one for this diving watch strap. Strap is 4.2mm thick where it meets the watch and 2.6mm at the tail end. Great quality pliable rubber. Large spring bar holes. Straight 19mm ends with original vintage style stainless steel buckle. Single thick sliding strap keeper. This type of 19mm old dive band is compatible with many famous vintage divers watch and old chronograph watch vintage models.

Standard length unsigned strap measuring a generous 7 7/8 inches placed end to end (20cm), not counting the buckle. Metric measurements of the two individual pieces are 120/73mm.

We also have an $89.99 offer for two of these bands. We stock the same strap with the two sliding keepers as well.

SEE OUR COMPLETE TROPIC DIVE WATCH BAND SELECTION: Including genuine original 1960s Swiss Tropic divers bands and tropic type dive straps in all popular sizes, colors and styles. We also sell the Genuine Tropic band buckles separately. We stock perforated, big holes, curved-end and straight-end Tropic straps, including the most rare 20mm and 22mm models. Buy with confidence with a seller here since 1998 with more than 19,000 positive feedbacks.

The Squinky vintage watch shop is also one of the largest sellers of vintage watch movement repair parts on EBAY with 2,000+ parts and 100+ repair guides listed here for all of the major old watch brands that collectors like.