Rolex 9315 Bracelet

Oysters Jubilee manufactures the Rolex 9315 bracelet as a new aftermarket replacement for the folded Oyster Rolex fitted exclusively to its vintage divers. This is the band of the Red Submariner and the Double Red Sea-Dweller, precision machined to the 20mm folded-link specification of the 1967 to 1976 production window. We produce every 9315 new, with hollow end links matched to the exact diving reference, so a restoration of a 5512, 5513, 1680, or 1665 rebuilds on the folded Oyster those tool watches actually wore.

Why vintage Submariner and Sea-Dweller collectors choose Oysters Jubilee for 9315 bracelets

Diver bracelets take the hardest life of any Oyster. A folded 9315 that survived saltwater, pressure, and decades of wear usually shows stretch, a tired clasp, or end links swapped from the wrong reference. We manufacture the 9315 new, machined to the diving case it belongs on.

New folded diver's Oyster machined to 20mm period specifications

Every 9315 Oyster bracelet is a new stainless steel component, machined to match the folded-link construction Rolex used on its divers from 1967 to 1976. The 20mm lug width is standard across the diving family, and we hold it precisely so the folded body carries the wrist the way a period Submariner did. Each bracelet pairs with hollow end links period-correct to the reference.

We machine and sell each configuration direct, so every diving code has dedicated tooling: 280 and 580 for the Submariners, 380 and 585 for the Sea-Dweller. Each end link is cut to the case it seats against.

Coverage across the Red Submariner and Double Red Sea-Dweller references

The 9315 sits at the center of vintage Rolex diving history. It is the folded Oyster for the Submariner 5512 and 5513, the Red Submariner 1680, and the Sea-Dweller 1665 of the Double Red years. We manufacture the full spread of end link codes this family needs, so one folded body reaches from the no-date Submariners through the deep-diving Sea-Dweller once the correct end link is fitted to the case.

Diver-grade fit on 20mm vintage Rolex tool cases

A diver restoration has no tolerance for a loose or gapped bracelet. The 9315 was the folded Oyster reserved for Rolex's underwater references, distinct from the non-diver folded body of the same width. On drilled 20mm lugs the hollow end links seat cleanly and the folded links flex the way a working vintage Rolex 9315 should. Getting that fit right is the difference between a bracelet that simply attaches and one that belongs on the watch.

What is the Rolex 9315 bracelet?

The 9315 is the 20mm folded-link Oyster bracelet built for divers, the folded stage between riveted links (the 7206 in 20mm) and hollow midlink construction. Produced from 1967 to 1976, its successor is the 93150, which settled on the 580 end link.

It follows the rule that runs through the Oyster range: a folded reference gained a trailing zero to become its hollow counterpart, so the 9315 became the 93150. A Submariner 5513 from the folded years wears the 9315; a later 5513 wears the 93150 — a production-year split of the same diver.

What separates the 9315 from its 20mm non-diver counterpart is purpose: Rolex reserved it as a separate diving body with its own case geometry, so a diver cannot borrow a non-diver folded bracelet. Reading the case reference and matching the right code is the whole task in a 9315 restoration.

9315 compatibility — watch models and end links

Rolex divers that wear the 9315

The folded 9315 bracelet for Submariner and Sea-Dweller pairs by end link code:

• Submariner 5512 (1967–1976) — end link 280

• Submariner 5513 (1967–1976) — end link 280

• Submariner 1680 (1969–1976) — end link 280 (variation 580), the Red Submariner years

• Sea-Dweller 1665 (1967–1976) — end link 380 (variation 585), the Double Red years

Each diver has its own model collection — the Submariner 5512, Submariner 5513, Submariner 1680, and Sea-Dweller 1665 sets confirm the bracelet and end link for your case.

Tudor Submariners that take the 9315

Under the same standards applied to Rolex, the folded diving body also fits the vintage Tudor Submariner family, including the 7016, 7021, 7928, 9401/0, and 9411/0. Confirm the Tudor pairing on its dedicated chart before ordering.

Confirm Your Tudor Submariner on the Tudor Compatibility Chart

How to identify the correct 9315 end link

Read the case reference between the lugs at 12 o'clock, then narrow by the diver you are holding. The Submariner 5512, 5513, and 1680 take 280, with 580 documented as a variation on the 1680. The Sea-Dweller 1665 takes 380, with 585 as its variation.

The end link is the piece that decides fitment across this family, since the folded body is shared. Drilled lugs make the seated code easy to read, and where a reference spans a variation window, the compatibility chart resolves the exact code against the case.

9315 end link options — 280, 380, 580, and 585

We manufacture all four hollow end link codes the 9315 uses. The 280 carries the Submariner 5512, 5513, and 1680; the 580 covers the 1680 variation; the 380 carries the Sea-Dweller 1665; the 585 covers the Sea-Dweller variation. Choose the 9315 with 280 end links for the Submariners or the 9315 with 380 end links for the Sea-Dweller.

Match Your 9315 Reference on the Compatibility Chart

Installing the 9315 and related components

Professional installation for collector-grade divers

A Double Red Sea-Dweller or a Red Submariner is a significant vintage watch, and fitting its bracelet is not the place to save a few minutes. The drilled 20mm lugs allow a clean spring bar change, but the standing of these divers argues for a watchmaker on the reference-grade pieces. Careful hands over a soft surface protect the case and the folded links through the swap.

Complete your 9315 restoration — bundles and components

Most 9315 buyers need more than the body: hollow end links in the right diving code, extra links to size the fit, and correct 20mm spring bars. Every component is held to the same period-correct specification as the diving bracelet. Two complete configurations cover most vintage diver restorations.

Order the 9315 with 280 end links for the Submariner 5512, 5513, and 1680

The 9315 with 280 end links is the complete assembly for the no-date and Red Submariners. The folded body and matched 280 hollow end links arrive pre-paired and ready to size.

Order the 9315 with 380 end links for the Sea-Dweller 1665 and Tudor Submariners

The 9315 with 380 end links covers the Double Red Sea-Dweller and the vintage Tudor Submariners. Add an extra folded link to size it and correct 20mm spring bars to secure it.

Browse all vintage Submariner bracelets and components

The Submariner bracelet hub lists every Oyster configuration we manufacture across the diving line, alongside standalone hollow end links in 280, 380, 580, and 585 and extra links to size the fit.

Choosing the right 9315 for your restoration

Folded 9315 versus hollow 93150 — the diver's production-year split

The defining decision on a vintage diver is folded versus hollow, and the case year settles it. Folded-link construction defined the earliest Submariners and Sea-Dwellers; hollow-midlink construction followed under the 93150 designation.

A 5513 or a 1665 from the folded period wants the 9315; the same reference from the later period wants the 93150. Confirm the year on the case, match the construction, then match the end link to reach a period-correct diver.

Whichever generation your reference belongs to, we manufacture the new aftermarket bracelet to suit it. Browse the full Rolex Oyster bracelet range, or confirm your exact pairing before you order.

Confirm Your 280, 380, 580, or 585 Pairing on the Compatibility Chart