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You don't need a new bracelet, just a new clasp, around $80-90 USD.
Funny I have the same watch and the exact
: problem. I have tightened the thingy that
: slides over the pin also only finding that
: to be a temporary fix. Mine has gotten so
: bad it will flip open while just sitting on
: my wrist. Haven't found a good way to
: fix...finally just wear my titanium
: Seamaster now.
: I looked into a complete replacement band but
: the jeweler we bought it from quoted me $600
: about 5 years back, that kind of took the
: steam out of its urgency. If you find a good
: fix let me know.
: Thanks
: Erich
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