Seiko Original Rubber Curved Line Watch Band 22mm Divers Model and Genuine Seiko Spring Bars

I have looked closely at this band and it appears to be a genuine Seiko band. The band was in a plastic slip that says, SEIKO, 4FY8JZ, BAND CHINA. I know that Japan now manufactures products in China so I don't think that it is a problem that the band is made in China instead of Japan. Also, in the package are the "fat pins" that are larger in diameter to fit the band exactly but you can use your original pins if you want. The band is a little stiff but I know it will soften after wear. I'm not sure why it's called "curved line" unless it means the "waves" on the band. Looking closely at the band edgewise, it appears to be bonded two layers with a smoother layer on top and a stronger looking plastic on the bottom layer. This appears to be genuine design.

FOR SEIKO'S 1980'S ERA DIVE WATCH. PERFECT FIT 22mm. IT'S SNUG , BUT NOT OVERLY TIGHT. GET THE WATCHBAND TOOL. TAKES 30 SECONDS A SIDE WITH IT. NO CUTTING NECESSARY. ORDERED ON THE 7th, GOT IT ON THE 11th. KUDOS TO THE VENDOR. PRICE IN LINE WITH ALL OTHER SEIKO DIVER STRAPS AVAIL. AT THIS TIME. VERY SMART LOOKING BAND. DURABILITY : TB DETERMINED. PS : AM ORDERING ANOTHER

A little stiff, but they work and hold up as well as expected. Due to the weight of the watch and the abuse I put it through, I get about 2 years out of these. Maybe three. Either way, they are more comfortable than the metal options.

Just like my other seiko watch band great fit great quality

Not the curved bands ordered. Not as pictured. Poor quality. Has holes not solid.

What are the chances you could find the exact watchband for a Seiko diver watch that I bought in 1977. The watch set unused in a drawer for over 30 years and the band had self-destructed due to exposure to the elements. Its a perfect replacement, it even has the same logo That thats on the back of the watch. Thank you!

Seiko bracelets and straps are notorious for not matching their watches in quality, and unfortunately this strap lives up to that. The rubber is a little stiff, but that didn't bother me. However, after about a year and a half of wear the buckle guard popped off, and wouldn't give back on. I will probably be replacing it with a strap from Uncle Strap(formerly Uncle Seiko)

Purchased as a replacement band for my Seiko Divers watch. I usually send the watch back to Seiko to have the battery and o-rings replaced and get the band replaced at the same time. Just had the battery replaced and the band retainer tore off. Didn't want to send it back just for this so I tried this strap. Was fairly easy to replace, had to make up a spring bar tool (filed a notch in a small screwdriver) so I would recommend purchasing a spring bar tool along with the band (if you can't make something up). This is a high quality OEM replacement band, a little expensive but worth the price.