Endmill Bracelet SBDC001 SBDC003 SBDC005 Review

I have many MiLTAT straps for many of my watches. They all seem to be the best in their class. My only complaint is the clasp on this particular bracelet. It seems loose and makes noise when I shake my hand. There is another Strapcode/MiLAT bracelet just like this one, with a slightly different clasp, but no explanation of the differences. The explanation for the differences between their straps is hazy, and it would be nice to know exactly what the difference might be between a $79 watch strap

I've seen many different discussions about the aftermarket Seiko diver's straps and decided to share my experience in the ring. I've had my new Sumo model (SBDC031) for about a month now. At first I was sure I would need a new strap for it, but when it arrived I was so glad I didn't order it right away. However, after about a month of wearing, the standard bracelet started to get a bit tired. In fact, this is probably the best way to describe a standard bracelet. It's a bit flat (thin) and…

I've always had a lot of experience with Strapcode products. Installation is simple and straightforward. The design of their items is very well done. I had no problems with any of the tapes. The only downside is the price, but you pay for the upgrade. I'm a huge fan of watches, especially Seiko products, but I'm not always a fan of their bracelets. They know that, but it's also a reason to keep prices low. Strapcode is a great replacement for most brands and generic models. They perfectly…

The strap fits the ears of my Seiko SBDC033 "Blumo". A fork bracelet tool to attach to the lugs and a little patience is all it takes to attach the spring bars to the lugs. The new spring bars that came with the strap also worked well and are similar to the original Seiko (bigger/stronger) dive watches. My wrist is about 7 1/2" and removing some screw links (use a tiny jeweler's or eyeglass screwdriver for the link screws) gave me a nice fit. The end mill improved the watch and gave it a more…