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Call Omega Customer Service at 800-456-5354 and ask for the replacement bracelet for a 2531.80 or whatever specific model number applies to your watch.
But be forewarned, the price on this will likely be around $400!
Also, you might consider getting the Seamaster GMT bracelet instead. It is identical in link style, but the links go all the way around and it has a hidden-style clasp. Same style used on the current Seamaster 120, except wider to fit the full size SMP. Might be of interest to you if you don't care for or need the diver's clasp. To get this version, ask for a replacement bracelet for a model 2534.50.
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