Omega Seamaster 300M 212.30.41 Rubber Strap ID Help

Hi everyone,

I’m hoping someone here can help me identify the exact Omega rubber strap I have.

I recently bought an Omega Seamaster Diver 300M ref. 212.30.41.20.03.001 (41mm, ceramic bezel, black non-wave dial).

Unfortunately, my current rubber strap has torn near the spring bar area and needs to be replaced. I’d really like to replace it with the exact same strap, as I’ve always loved how it wears.

I’ve attached photos of the strap, including the buckle, keepers, and the damaged section. Does anyone recognize this strap reference? Is it an original Omega OEM strap, and if so, what is the correct Omega part number?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi @Hokkie and welcome to Omega forums.

I am a bit out of my league here, but genuine Omega straps dont rip, do they? And do that Omega logo on the clasp look a bit clumsy? Shouldnt the endpices have metal re-inforcments in them? And lastly, shouldnt there be numbers all over the backs of these straps and the buckle? Is it a fake strap you got? Hopefully some experts will be along shortly with the answers.

I don't know if that is an authentic Omega strap.

To get a replacement ordered, contact an Omega boutique or AD, give them the model number to your watch, and let them know you want the black rubber strap with pin and buckle (as opposed to a deployant). You don't need the part number for the strap. They can look it up.