📱 Enhance Your Watch with the Timex Resin Performance Replacement Watchband Review

I needed a group pretty quickly and found this one. All in all I was very disappointed with the band. The material is very cheap and thin. And the inside of the strap is not smooth but has slightly raised protrusions that leave marks and make the strap uncomfortable to wear. I wouldn't buy it again but if you need a cheap band to get you through this might work. I'd happily spend the money on another tape, but I'll keep this as a backup tape in case I ever get stuck and need it now.

I had to trim the material a bit to make it narrow enough to fit on my Timex Expedition although the correct mm is listed. Also, the spring bars I received were too small (see one next to one of my old ones). So keep your old spring bars! I know it was no coincidence that I ordered a strap that was too narrow with the right spring bars because the strap was too wide. Overall the band seems to be of good quality and I'm satisfied considering how cheap it is. . Without that I would have given…

I ordered this to replace the original resin strap on this watch which only lasted about two years. It's a little tighter than the original, but it fits and works perfectly. Not sure why other browsers are having issues unless they have different Timex Expeditions than mine. I recommend you measure the strap size on your watch before purchasing. I almost ordered an 18mm strap for my watch before discovering I needed a 20mm strap instead. It is often difficult to accurately locate this…

This strap goes well with my Timex Expedition. I had to replace the leather strap that came with the watch as it was falling apart. I wanted a good solid black strap and this strap fits the bill. It's a bit thick, heavy and stiff, but not that worrisome. Fitting a watch strap is always a PITA and this one was no different, but I got it done in a reasonable amount of time and effort. I love that the strap has cutouts so you can access the ends of the pins which helped a lot during installation.

The product description is useless to determine whether 18mm or 20mm is needed. After watching videos of how the measurements are taken, I measured the distance between the watches, not the actual bracelet. I bought the wrong size. The picture shows a 20mm tape on the left and an 18mm tape on the right. 20mm strap does not fit. I recommend removing the strap and measuring the width of the top space that fits between the watch's gap rather than measuring the watch's gap. The gap in my watch was…

Received this watch band and fitted it Thursday! What's the difference, first right after I won $12 on the lottery and then found a penny on the sidewalk, what could be better, huh? Well, let me tell all the skeptics. Went into town and found a counter with 2 hours left which I didn't have to pay for. All because of that watch strap. The downside is that the clock stopped working on Saturday. But it's right, twice a day, so I wear it anyway.

I have an old Timex Ironman Triathlon model. I need a spare 18mm tape. I thought it would fit. Unfortunately, when I measured the bar, it was 20 mm. My old group was 18mm. The good news was I was able to cut the strap so it could fix my old watch. So if you get this and it doesn't fix it you can trim it off with a good pair of wire cutters.