Spring bars Rolex Sea-Dweller 1665 — photo 1

Spring bars Rolex Sea-Dweller 1665 — 20mm Double Red

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Spring bars Rolex Sea-Dweller 1665 — photo 1

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Spring bars Rolex Sea-Dweller 1665 — 20mm Double Red

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Set of two spring bars for Rolex Sea-Dweller reference 1665, in hardened Swiss Standard steel. Size: 20mm between the lugs. Pin 2.0mm. Drilled lugs. The 1665 is the first Sea-Dweller, produced from 1967 to 1983 — the celebrated Double Red (DRSD) and then the Great White, the first Rolex watch conceived for deep diving with a helium escape valve.

The 1665 operates at 610 metres (610m = Sea-Dweller). A case thicker than the Submariner, tall Plexi crystal, helium escape valve on the flank at 9 o’clock. Drilled lugs, 2.0mm pin — the geometry is that of the vintage Submariner but calibrated for professional underwater loads. A leather strap on a 1665 works, but the spring bars must be the right ones.

The same piece I fit on 1665s in the atelier. The same supplier.

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Worldwide shipping

I prepare and ship your order within 1–3 business days of payment. Delivery takes 1–3 business days in Italy, 3–7 in the European Union, 5–10 in the United States and Canada, and 7–15 to the rest of the world. Every parcel is tracked.

Returns and exchanges

You have 30 days from delivery to request a return or an exchange. The strap must come back as you received it: unworn, in its packaging. Write to info@milanostraps.it with your order number; once the return is accepted, I will send you the return shipping label. Made-to-measure straps cannot be returned: they are cut for your watch. Full conditions.

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Every strap has integrated quick-release spring bars: swap it in one gesture, no tools, no risk of scratching the lugs. The same watch shifts mood with the moment.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these spring bars compatible with other vintage Rolex Submariner models, or only the 1665?

Technically yes, with vintage Submariners from the same years (1960-70) fitted with 2.0mm pins and drilled lugs. But bear in mind: the geometry is calibrated for the 1665, so the length between the lugs (20mm) and the angle might vary slightly. If you have a Submariner 5513 or 1680, check the exact lug pitch first.

Can I use them with modern straps, or do they need to be vintage?

They work with any strap that has holes compatible with 2.0mm pins. Modern straps are fine if they have the same load geometry. Hardened Swiss Standard steel is robust for modern use, but remember that the 2.0mm pin is thin compared with current standards (often 2.5mm on modern watches).

What is the risk of using non-original spring bars on a still-functioning 1665?

The main risk is resistance to failure under repeated underwater pressure. These are hardened Swiss Standard, so reliable, but they are not Rolex original. If you use the watch in salt water or serious diving, a pin failure means losing the watch. For dry collector use, the risk is minimal.

How do I fit them without damaging the lug holes?

Use a spring bar tool with a flat lever, and never force it. Insert the pin starting parallel to the lug, then let the spring click into place. If you feel unusual resistance, stop: it may mean the pin is not perfectly aligned. With vintage steel lugs with drilled holes, the risk of damage is low if done calmly.