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Parts compatibility

123 sourced part-to-watch claims across 26 watch entries. Choose your model to see what a named part maker lists as fitting or excluded.

123 documented claims

How it works

Every verdict refers to one named product and one watch entry. We show the seller’s own statement, its location and when we checked it. A family entry needs a full reference check before you treat a part as fitting your specific watch.

No result means we have no verified claim yet. For a physical build, check the watch’s full reference, the part revision and all contact points. A changed seal or case needs a pressure test.

Questions

Does a compatible family name prove that a part fits my watch?

No. Check the full model reference and the part’s exact listing. Family names can span different cases, bands, button positions or revisions.

What if my watch is not in the results?

That is an unknown fit in this catalogue, not a failed fit. Check the maker’s current compatibility list and the attachment dimensions before ordering.

Is a seller fit claim a water-resistance rating?

No. A case, crystal, back or gasket change needs inspection and a pressure test before you rely on the original watch’s water-resistance rating.

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