Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Omega.
We’re considering small production runs of Omega SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Aqua Terra, Speedmaster and Railmaster models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Omega and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Omega.
We’re considering small production runs of Omega SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Aqua Terra, Speedmaster and Railmaster models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Omega and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Omega.
We’re considering small production runs of Omega SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Aqua Terra, Speedmaster and Railmaster models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Omega and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Omega.
We’re considering small production runs of Omega SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Aqua Terra, Speedmaster and Railmaster models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Omega and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Omega.
We’re considering small production runs of Omega SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Aqua Terra, Speedmaster and Railmaster models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Omega and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Following encouraging registrations for select Aqua Terra and Railmaster models, we are opening paid development orders.
This is still a development project. The first group will invest in getting it made, receive a discount against the planned launch price and be the first to receive theirs.
Our aim is to lock the design in early 2027, begin production around the middle of the year and deliver later in 2027. These dates are estimates and may change as development progresses.
Progress towards the funding target is shown below.
Following encouraging registrations for select Aqua Terra and Railmaster models, we are opening paid development orders.
This is still a development project. The first group will invest in getting it made, receive a discount against the planned launch price and be the first to receive theirs.
Our aim is to lock the design in early 2027, begin production around the middle of the year and deliver later in 2027. These dates are estimates and may change as development progresses.
Progress towards the funding target is shown below.
MODEL
SwiftLink is a patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link — a completely hidden mechanical system that lets you fine-tune bracelet comfort instantly, without changing the look of your watch.
CURRENT AVAILABILITY
Rolex and Vintage Tudor SwiftLinks are now in stock and shipping.
Grand Seiko SwiftLinks are currently in production and are expected to begin shipping later this year. As with any precision-engineered product, timelines remain subject to final manufacturing and quality control.
WHY PRE-ORDERS EXIST
SwiftLink is produced in small, highly precise batches. Reservations help fund the tooling, production and inventory required for each new watch model, allowing us to expand the SwiftLink range while maintaining the tolerances and quality standards expected of a luxury watch component.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
The SwiftLink® Spring Blade — For vintage Tudor bracelets
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
The SwiftLink® Spring Blade — For vintage Tudor bracelets
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
The SwiftLink® Spring Blade — For vintage Tudor bracelets
A patent-pending, world-first micro-adjustable bracelet link. A complete mechanical system hidden inside a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No change to how it looks.
Four indexed positions, each locking positively into place. No sliding, no guessing. You feel the mechanism arrive.
The Spring Blade generates its locking force from within its own body. No separate spring, no weld, no joint to fail. Internal surfaces are cut by wire EDM to seven microns, a level of precision normally reserved for aerospace, inside something smaller than a fingertip.
The exterior is machined from 904L stainless steel, matched to your bracelet for colour and finish. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life.
Your original bracelet. Your original clasp. Nothing replaced, nothing modified.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
The SwiftLink® Sawtooth — For Grand Seiko bracelets
A patent-pending micro-adjustable bracelet link. A sealed miniature ratchet, built into a single link, letting you fine-tune bracelet comfort in seconds. No tool. No removing the watch. No replacement bracelet or clasp.
Four indexed positions, each one individually selected. Press the Index Button and the mechanism releases. Release it and a spring drives the locking pin back into the teeth. Every position is a click you can feel.
One small button on the edge of the link is all you see. Everything else — the pusher, the spring, the locking pin and the teeth — is inside, in a space smaller than a fingertip. Pull the bracelet and the locking pin bears against the vertical face of each tooth. The harder it is pulled, the more firmly it holds. It releases only when you press.
The exterior is machined and finished to match the original bracelet. The working components inside are hardened steel, selected for wear life rather than appearance.
Availability In production now, with first deliveries expected from Autumn 2026, and the second batch expected Spring 2027. The Spring Blade SwiftLink for Rolex bracelets is already shipping.
MODEL
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Cartier.
We’re considering small production runs of Cartier SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Santos, Ballon Bleu and Tank models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Cartier and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Cartier.
We’re considering small production runs of Cartier SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Santos, Ballon Bleu and Tank models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Cartier and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Cartier.
We’re considering small production runs of Cartier SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Santos, Ballon Bleu and Tank models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Cartier and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Cartier.
We’re considering small production runs of Cartier SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Santos, Ballon Bleu and Tank models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Cartier and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Cartier.
We’re considering small production runs of Cartier SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Santos, Ballon Bleu and Tank models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Cartier and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
Help decide which Cartier SwiftLinks we make.
Our Cartier SwiftLink range is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across select Santos, Ballon Bleu and Tank models, and the models with the most support will be the ones we put into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration of interest will automatically be transferred into a vote so you can see which models are leading.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Post in watch forums and Reddit communities, share it with owners’ groups, and tell other collectors with the same model to register.
The community decides what we make next.
MODEL
A limited run of Patek Philippe SwiftLinks for select Nautilus models is expected to launch in late 2027. This is one of our most highly anticipated releases and will be offered first to those who register their interest below.
Register your interest below for priority access.
A limited run of Patek Philippe SwiftLinks for select Nautilus models is expected to launch in late 2027. This is one of our most highly anticipated releases and will be offered first to those who register their interest below.
Register your interest below for priority access.
A limited run of Patek Philippe SwiftLinks for select Nautilus models is expected to launch in late 2027. This is one of our most highly anticipated releases and will be offered first to those who register their interest below.
Register your interest below for priority access.
A limited run of Patek Philippe SwiftLinks for select Nautilus models is expected to launch in late 2027. This is one of our most highly anticipated releases and will be offered first to those who register their interest below.
Register your interest below for priority access.
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to the Patek Philippe Nautilus.
We’re considering a small production run of Patek Philippe SwiftLinks in 2027 for select Nautilus models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different Nautilus references, and the models with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your reference the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Patek and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
If the demand is there, we’ll make it.
MODEL
Help us decide whether to bring SwiftLink to Zenith.
We’re considering small production runs of Zenith SwiftLinks in 2027 for select models, but first we need to understand where there is enough demand to make it viable.
This is a community-led project. We’re currently taking registrations of interest across different models and references, and those with the strongest support will have the best chance of moving into production.
Register your interest below to cast your support for your model. We’ll soon be launching a live voting page and leaderboard, where your existing registration will automatically be transferred into a vote.
Want to give your model the best chance of being made? Spread the word. Share it in Zenith and watch forums, Reddit communities and owners’ groups, and encourage other collectors with the same model to register.
