⌚ Metal Link Jubilee Style Watch Review

CHEAP Junk! What the hell is that ? Feels very cheap. Removing links is nearly impossible with this cheap L-style pin. Sounds cheap if you take this one and play around with it. And feel extremely light.

Color is actually two tone with silver side rows and polished stainless steel center row. This is a beautiful group. I had to learn a bit to properly attach the curved ends to fit my SEIKO watch. The clasp is excellent, it closes securely. My wrists require 6 1/2" non-stretch bands. I adjust this to the shortest length and it still has 1/2 inch.

No spare links. Just clasp adjustments (couldn't even make it small enough to fit my wrist) and the overall construction is flimsy and flimsy. The curved ends are less than a millimeter thick. waste of time and money.

Not worth the money. Cheap and tacky is the best way to describe it. Returned it and bought the $55 band which was well worth it. Check out strapcode tapes if you're looking for something really decent

is a very cheap Seiko 'Jubilee' stainless steel bracelet (I'm guessing stainless steel but we'll see). fits 20/22 wide bodies and comes with curved and straight end links. it adds flexibility - one star! The end links were slightly better quality than others I've gotten with those cheap bangles so that's a plus - one star! the clasp has a safety clasp, which is good, but the design is cheap and made of stamped sheet metal - the links of the bracelet are curved and hollow, but well polished and…

I like the look of the strap but compared to other watch straps I've ordered this material doesn't seem as durable. I would seem to give some ranges when determining the length. It also doesn't have the usual pin-style adjustment, so I couldn't make it myself. This is more than likely user error on my part.