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There's often a small D or O ring sewn in next to the original band fixing point, this is so you can loop a replacement band through the ring and then back on itself.
If there's no fabric loop, D ring or any other way of attaching a new band without sewing you could use a Clingon instead and loop a band or length of shock cord through that.
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