The swivel part on the side where the strap connects to just broke. Is there a replace ment available? The plastic on the mask itself is undamaged.

Yes. You should be able to find a replacement strap online or at your local sporting goods store, for quite cheap.

Standard repair part available at any USD SCUBA dealer. OR contact the company for a replacement part. Don't be such a brute in future.
Pulling hard on the strap adjustment will NOT make the mask fit better. It actually makes things worse.

It depends on the brand and model of Mask. Divers Direct sell some replacement buckles for Tusa masks. Tusa Liberator buckles and Tusa M10 buckles as well as a few for other models. Scubastore.com lists Mares Mask Buckles.

Probably the easiest is to go online to any of the major search engines and search for the brand name of your mask plus the words "mask buckles" and you should find a supplier (if there is one).

If not, you can try this fix. Not sure if it will work - kinda depends on what part of the mask buckle is broken. Good luck.

That's a tough question. It looks like the strap is integrated with the mask skirt. I would try going back to where I bought the mask and see what kind of parts they can get. Depending on how it is attached and the nature of the damage, you may be able to replace the clip or failing that, the mask skirt.

If that doesn't work, you can try contacting the maker. The trademark is registered to E.B Industries in Paramount, CA http://www.manta.com/c/mmld23k/e-b-industries-inc

Good luck.
Good luck.

Got to a store that sells Scubamax masks. They should have spares.
Failing that, contact the company and ask them to send you the part.
Should be little or no cost. Kind of a warranty thing. Don't pull the straps so tight next time ;' >

In short, no. But just do as many other do and use a short rubber band. Lay the middle of the band across the inside of the strap, and then pass the snorkel tube through the two resulting loops either side of the strap.

What you have is a snorkel keeper. You can buy them from dive shops or just make your own from a short loop of string or a short elastic band.

If the pin keeps coming out, then it seems likely that it is bent.

This can happen if the watch is fastened very tightly and your hand bends back until it strains the pin.

I suggest that you go to a jeweler and have a new one fitted.

This is most likely repairable. Lots of the Beam parts are available. I would recommend checking out any local vacuum shop or searching online for a central vacuum store that sells beam products.

Try to spread apart the clip using two sets of small nosed pliars on each side of the clip, therefore not applying any pressure to the mask. Best wishes with a wonderful sport!