🔄 Upgrade Your Gear with a Stainless Replacement Button Safety Buckle Review

This strap was designed for the Seiko Turtle SRP. Approached normally, there was a large gap between the end of a strap and the case. Although the strap says 22mm I would say it is over 21mm which allows for some laxity in installation. The overall quality was good for such a cheap group. I returned it because one of the pins holding the link fell out and my watch fell on the floor. It was in an area of adjustment that I didn't touch. After putting in another pin after removing the links, the…

This watch band was beautiful in a gift box. Inside was a thick plastic case that contained the strap, as well as a pin remover, a double-sided pin pusher, including the pins that attached the old strap to the watch. So everything you need was included in the kit, as well as additional pins and parts for different types of watches and in case the pin is lost or broken. Impressive sentence! The metal strip has been wrapped in plastic to prevent scratches. Installing and sizing the belt proved to

The first impression of this watch strap is good. I used it to replace a crumbling rubber strap on my Suunto Stinger dive computer. I don't know how it holds up in salt water, probably 316 stainless steel (although I'm not sure about the pins). I was concerned that the strap would make noise and not fit well based on other reviews. However, I have found that this is not the case at all. I measured it with my good calipers and it measures 22mm (21.98) pretty accurately. Also, I haven't had any…

Let me say that for the money I'm "overall" satisfied with this bracelet. I was expecting that the size would need to be adjusted and it's nice that they provide the necessary tool for this. The band looks good on the watch. Here's the downside and I remember reading about it in other reviews of this group. When I first put it on, the two pins holding the links together slipped out. I noticed this before it fell apart completely to keep my watch from hitting the pavement. What to do? Of course…

I bought a black strap to match my black dial. It is difficult. He is durable. It is comfortable. And it fits right out of the box. I have wide wrists and I usually can't wear leather straps because they aren't long enough. Other metal bands I usually have to add a few links to. I connected it to my watch with the tool that came with it and it fitted perfectly. No adjustments are required. For those of you with smaller wrists, you may need to remove a link or two. Again, very easy with the tool

Wenger Swiss Military watch sat on my bedside table for years due to dead battery and I didn't like the standard leather strap. I got fed up with the watch running out of power, took it to a guy for a battery change and after $5 and 45 seconds I was back in business. He said he didn't have any metal bands (my preference) but said I could find one online. I found this one, made sure it was the right size (24mm) and after a few days spent about 20 minutes fitting the band. It's definitely heavier

Pretty good for what you get. The kit includes a limb removal tool, a spring bar tool (short so don't get your hopes up), and several different sized limb pushers. I would say the quality of the bracelet is average to slightly below average. Looks good but rattles a bit and often the cut is too sharp on some links. But don't let that stop you. For $13, I'm not deducting any stars. The reason I can't give five stars is that standard 22mm bracelets in this style almost always have a 12mm center…