Planet Ocean titanium bracelet links

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Drof14

·Feb 1, 2026

I'm contemplating the acquisition of a titanium Seamaster 232.90.42.21.03.001 (and I'll be coming here for assistance).

I'd prefer to purchase a unit with a bracelet, but many units on the market are sized for wrists must smaller than mine.

My query is: are the titanium links for this bracelet readily available?

 

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Taddyangle

·Feb 1, 2026

An Omega Boutique can order them for you. You can call and give them that model number you listed above and they can then determine link you will need to order.

 

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Meme-Dweller

·Feb 1, 2026

Links still available, 114ti1589 for the full links and 115ti1589 for the half-links. Used to be $99 per link from the Boutique, but prices may have gone up.

It's a great watch and my favorite Omega

 

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Drof14

·Feb 1, 2026

Many thanks gents! I plan to have it serviced (when I decide which one to get) and will get extra links then. I just sold my steel PO (too heavy) and already miss it.

 

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502 to right

·Feb 1, 2026

AD's and certified Omega watchmakers can also order for you.

 

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Drof14

·Feb 3, 2026

My OB has confirmed that links are available AUD$180.

 

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Stgo2019

·Feb 18, 2026

You can always go the Ti Bond Milanese route. I have both and the Milanese is hands down more comfortable

 

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Drof14

·Feb 28, 2026

Many thanks for all of the suggestions. Many thanks to the folks here that helped with their knowledge and advice. I’m very pleased and it came with spare links, so one less worry. I have a OEM rubber strap on order with my OB and will probably cycle between the two.

 

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Drof14

·Mar 15, 2026

Picking up my OEM rubber Weds from the good folk at my local OB. I chickened out and went steel for the foldover clasp.