🕰️ Why Rolex Bracelets Are Iconic

Rolex doesn’t just build watches — they engineer complete systems where case, movement, and bracelet work in harmony. Each bracelet is a hallmark of the brand, built for durability, comfort, and timeless design.

From sporty to elegant, everyday to exclusive, Rolex bracelets help define the style, price, and status of the watch.

This guide covers every official Rolex bracelet, including:

• Current production bracelets

• Discontinued and rare models

• What models each bracelet is found on

• Materials, clasps, and fit

🔩 1. Oyster Bracelet (1930s–Present)

The most versatile and recognizable Rolex bracelet — strong, clean, and universally sporty.

• Design: 3-piece solid links

• Debuted: 1930s

• Models: Submariner, Daytona, GMT-Master II, Explorer, Yacht-Master, Datejust, Air-King

• Material: Oystersteel, Rolesor (two-tone), gold, platinum

• Clasp: Oysterclasp or Oysterlock (with Easylink extension system)

⭐ Best for: Everyday wear, sports watches, versatile styling

✨ 2. Jubilee Bracelet (1945–Present)

Introduced for the original Datejust, this 5-piece link bracelet is more elegant and flexible.

• Design: 5-piece semi-circular links

• Debuted: 1945 for Rolex’s 40th anniversary

• Models: Datejust, GMT-Master II (select references)

• Material: Steel, Rolesor, solid gold

• Clasp: Crownclasp or Oysterclasp depending on reference

⭐ Best for: Dressy appeal, lightweight comfort, timeless look

👑 3. President Bracelet (1956–Present)

Exclusively reserved for Rolex’s top-tier watches — luxurious, iconic, and only in precious metals.

• Design: 3-piece semi-circular links

• Debuted: 1956 with the Day-Date

• Models: Day-Date (all), Lady-Datejust (select), now also available on 36mm gold models

• Material: Yellow, white, Everose gold, or platinum

• Clasp: Concealed Crownclasp

⭐ Best for: High-end elegance, symbolic luxury, soft fit

💫 4. Pearlmaster Bracelet (1992–Discontinued)

Rolex’s most luxurious bracelet, exclusive to the Pearlmaster collection, often factory-set with diamonds.

• Design: Rounded 5-piece links, highly polished

• Debuted: Early 1990s

• Models: Pearlmaster only

• Material: Only in 18k gold or platinum

• Clasp: Hidden Crownclasp, sometimes gem-set

⭐ Best for: Jewelry-watch buyers, factory diamond lovers

👑 5. Masterpiece Bracelet (Discontinued)

A lesser-known but luxurious bracelet that appeared on limited Day-Date "Masterpiece" references.

• Design: Heavier, more rounded variant of the President bracelet

• Debuted: Late 1990s

• Models: Day-Date Masterpiece (39mm cases)

• Material: Solid gold or platinum

• Clasp: Concealed Crownclasp

⭐ Best for: Rare collectors and discontinued-model enthusiasts

🌐 6. Oysterflex Bracelet (2015–Present)

Not a rubber strap — Oysterflex is Rolex’s patented elastomer over a flexible metal blade.

• Debuted: 2015 on the Yacht-Master

• Models: Yacht-Master, Daytona, Sky-Dweller (select precious metal models)

• Material: Black elastomer with internal titanium/nickel alloy

• Clasp: Oysterlock with Glidelock or Easylink extension

⭐ Best for: Comfort, sport-luxury, heat-resistant performance

🪙 7. Leather & Alligator Straps (Discontinued on most models)

Before rubber and integrated bracelets, many Rolex dress watches were sold on leather.

• Models: Cellini, vintage Day-Date, Daytona, and Datejust references

• Material: Calfskin or alligator leather

• Clasp: Folding buckle or deployant clasp

⭐ Best for: Vintage appeal, lightweight wear

🔁 8. Integrated Bracelets (Prototype / Concept Only)

As of 2025, Rolex has not introduced fully integrated bracelet models like those seen on Royal Oak or Nautilus. However, the new Land‑Dweller (2025) features an integrated "Flat Jubilee" style bracelet, signaling Rolex may be testing this design language.

🔧 Clasp Types

Rolex clasps vary depending on model and year:

• Oysterclasp – Standard, secure foldover

• Oysterlock – Safety clasp with additional security flip-lock

• Crownclasp – Hidden deployment clasp used on Jubilee and President

• Glidelock – Tool-free micro-adjustment (on Submariner/Deepsea)

• Easylink – 5mm comfort extension (most modern Rolexes)

🛍️ Which Rolex Bracelet Is Right for You?

📍 Where to Buy Rolex Watches With Rare or Discontinued Bracelets

At Diamond Club Miami, we carry a curated selection of Rolex watches featuring:

• Discontinued bracelets like the Masterpiece and Pearlmaster

• Modern Oyster and Jubilee configurations

• Factory-set diamond models

• Authenticity, appraisal, and concierge service

Explore Our Rolex Collection or Chat with an Expert to find your perfect Rolex — bracelet and all.