TicWatch E3 Bands (incl. E & GTH)

TicWatch E3 Bands — What Fits

TicWatch E3 bands on this page fit the E3 (2021), the original E, the GTH and GTH Pro, and the C2 in its Onyx and Platinum colors. All of these use a standard 20mm quick-release spring bar, so a compatible band attaches directly to the lugs without an adapter.

This page is specifically 20mm — it does not cover the TicWatch Pro lineup, which is 22mm, or the C2 in Rose Gold, which uses a different 18mm band.

Bands for Every Use Case

All six of our quick-release styles are available in the 20mm width used by the E3, E, GTH and C2 (Onyx/Platinum). Here's how to pick one for what you're doing.

Sport and Everyday Training

The Vornis silicone sport band is built for running, gym sessions and anything sweaty — it rinses clean in seconds (see our full silicone watch bands range). The Véllo nylon loop is a lighter, more breathable alternative for warm-weather workouts.

Office and Dressier Looks

The Solin magnetic milanese swaps the sport look for a polished mesh band with a magnetic closure, suited to meetings or evenings out. The Mavric braided loop offers a similar dress-up effect with a woven texture and no visible buckle.

Sleep Tracking and All-Day Comfort

The Rovan magnetic loop lies flat with no hard buckle, making it a comfortable choice for overnight sleep tracking. The Voren nylon loop is a similarly soft, low-profile option for all-day wear.

How to Swap Your TicWatch E3 Bands

The swap process is the same across E3, E, GTH, GTH Pro and C2 (Onyx/Platinum), since they share the same 20mm lug design.

• Lay the watch face-down and find the small lever on the underside of the band, right where it meets the case.
• Push the lever toward the center of the case to retract the spring bar and release the old band.
• Line up the new band's spring bar with the same lug holes and press until it clicks into place.
• Tug gently on both sides to confirm it's seated — the whole swap takes well under a minute.

Caring for Your Bands

Rinse the Vornis silicone band under water with a little mild soap and let it dry fully before wearing it again. The Véllo and Voren nylon loop bands can be hand-washed and air-dried — skip the tumble dryer, which can shrink the weave over time.

Wipe the Solin magnetic milanese and Rovan magnetic loop with a soft, slightly damp cloth rather than soaking them, so the magnets and clasp keep working smoothly.

Which Watches Don't Fit

The TicWatch C2 in Rose Gold uses 18mm bands, not the 20mm covered on this page, while the C2 in Onyx or Platinum is 20mm and does fit here — check your exact color before ordering. Separately, the original TicWatch S (2017) has its GPS antenna built into the strap, so its band isn't swappable at all regardless of width. Neither the TicWatch Pro lineup (22mm) nor the Pro 5, Pro 5 Enduro and Atlas (24mm) belong on this page — see TicWatch Pro Bands for the 22mm Pro lineup instead.

Color is the fastest way to tell C2 variants apart at a glance, but if the color isn't obvious in low light, measuring the gap between the lugs directly is the more reliable check before you order.