Watch Accessories
Watch tools, spring bars, bracelet links, buckles, storage and more — Shop Everest's selection of watch accessories
Accessories for Rolex, made by collectors
Everest is run by Rolex owners and collectors, and we built this accessories collection to be the place we'd want to shop for aftermarket Rolex parts. Everything here is spec'd to real references, from vintage to modern. A buckle, link, or spring bar only works when it matches the reference exactly, and Everest builds them to those specs.
The Everest Accessories Lineup
Everest's accessory range covers the parts, hardware, storage, and tools a Rolex owner actually needs. Like our signautre Curved-End Strap, parts like replacement buckles, spring bars, and bracelet links are made for specific Rolex references across vintage and modern models, including the Submariner, GMT-Master II, Datejust, and Explorer II: deployant buckles for the Oyster bracelet, replacement links in both Oyster and Jubilee styles, and spring bars in every size Rolex fits, including 2.0mm modern, 1.8mm Daytona, and vintage lug-hole bars.
Everest's storage options can handle a single watch or a full collection, with the calf leather travel pouch, the Everest Watch Box, and more. For your own strap and bracelet changes, discover tools like spring bar tweezers, bracelet sizing sets, and travel kits.
FAQs
Everest is best known for its Swiss-made custom Rolex watch straps in rubber and leather, and the accessories collection covers the rest of the ownership experience: deployant buckles for Oyster bracelets, replacement links in Oyster and Jubilee styles, spring bars, watch storage, and tools. Everest has been making straps and accessories for Rolex, Tudor, and Panerai owners since 2012.
In most cases, yes, as long as you match the part to your reference. The deployant buckle fits most six-digit Oyster bracelets. Replacement links are cut for specific Oyster and Jubilee models, and spring bars are sized by reference and generation. Each product page lists exact compatibility, so check your reference number before ordering.
An Oyster-style link is the flat, three-piece construction found on sport models like the Submariner, GMT-Master II, and Explorer II. A Jubilee-style link is the five-piece construction with smaller links, used on the Datejust 41 and some GMT-Master II references. Match the link style to the bracelet already on your watch, since the two aren't interchangeable.