This week we deep dive into Forstner Bracelets. Originally crafted by Jacoby Bender, the successor to Forstner in the 1960s, as an optional accessory for the Bulova Accutron Astronaut, this bracelet has attained cult status among collectors. Its popularity has prompted its reintroduction in two variations: one featuring straight ends, and another with custom-fitted end links tailored for specific models like the Omega Speedmaster and Tudor Black Bay.
Komfit band stands out as one of Forstner's earliest bracelet innovations, pioneering the patented "slide band" technology later known as Komfit. Originally featured in patent filings during the late 1930s, it was advertised as "thin as a dime, completely flexible, adjustable to any wrist," embodying the essence of Komfit's versatility. Renowned for its comfort, elegance, and vintage Art Deco allure, Forstner has reintroduced and enhanced this timeless design to captivate modern enthusiasts.
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