About Forstner

Originally founded in the 1920s as the Forstner Chain Corporation, Forstner and its successor Jacoby Bender (JB) produced some of the most iconic bracelets of the 20th century, such as the Komfit (chosen by astronauts and worn on the moon), the Klip (its bonklip style band paired with pilot watches), the flat link (double branded with Omega), and many more. Forstner is now dedicated to reviving such classic vintage designs.

Now Available!

Bracelets for Tudor Black Bay Pro! Forstner has released the first batch of its 1450, Model O, and Model J bracelets to fit the Tudor Black Bay Pro. Check it out while they’re in stock!

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Model J for Omega Seamaster

The Model J--Forstner's take on the classic jubilee style bracelet--is now available for the Omega Speedmaster and Seamaster! Get yours while supplies last.

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Model J for Omega Speedmaster

The Model J--Forstner's take on the classic jubilee style bracelet--is now available for the Omega Speedmaster and Seamaster! Get yours while supplies last.

VIEW THE MODEL J FOR SPEEDMASTER

Bullet Bracelet for Speedmaster, Seamaster, and Black Bay

The beautiful 5-link Bullet Bracelet - now available with fitted end links for the Omega Speedmaster and Seamaster, as well as the Tudor Black Bay!

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The Komfit Band

The Komfit/JB band was made to be easily adjustable, flexible, and capable of fitting just about anyone.  Strapped to the wrist one moment, it could be resized in seconds, or, in the case of emergency, removed with the flick of a finger.  As a result, NASA astronauts were permitted to wear the bracelet, and they routinely did so during the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo periods.  Like the watch with which it was often worn (the Omega Speedmaster), the Komfit/JB band quickly became synonymous with the NASA space programs.  

Highlights of the Komfit/JB Band Throughout History

Photos Courtesy of NASA