👍 Genuine Leather Hadley Roma MSM906RB 220: The Perfect 22 mm Watch Strap Review

First of all I have to say that the strap looks much better live than in the photos. That's the good side. On the other hand, there are a few downsides: 1) The quality is below my expectations. I noticed that the glue holding the top layer of the strap to its lining was dry or was just really bad glue. Therefore, at the end of the buckle near the ratchets, the top layer of the belt and the lining are separated. As a result, the buckle cannot stay in place and loosens, increasing the gap. I…

This strap is great. It's thick and durable, but wears out quickly and quickly becomes very comfortable. It looks great on everything from a big chunky dive watch (modified SKX007) to my fancier watch (Bulova Accutron II). It's also excellent value for money - the leather feels premium - it's definitely not the kind of leather with more plastic than not that you typically get with a $10-15 watch strap.

This is a very good bracelet. I usually use metal straps, but I replaced the original rubber strap on my new LG G Watch. I have a "white" model of the watch but it's only white on the bottom and the screen is black so the strap fits really well and I've gotten compliments a few times. I find it looks just as good in jeans as it does in more formal business attire. It really is real leather and therefore smells, feels and looks very good. In my opinion, the belt has several disadvantages. First,

I bought this to wear with my black Pebble watch. It was easy to install, fitted the watch perfectly, and fit my wrist well (I have thin wrists and wore my old Pebble strap at 3 or 4 at my tightest - I'm keeping this strap at 3). Looks great, definitely an upgrade. I can see the stiffness that some of the other reviews complain about, but it's not really a problem as long as you put in a little effort and aren't afraid to bend the strap so it slips into the leather ring. So far, he has shown no

I'm having a hard time with this review as I really like the watch strap but I had issues with the quality of the clasp. I've had the watch strap for a few days so I can't say how it will hold up. All indications are that the leather is of good quality and will last a long time. The finish is textured and has a natural sheen (not shiny like plastic, nice leather). Firmware quality and smooth. Cons: After putting the strap on my watch, I went to put it on and found the clasp in my hand. He left…

no it's not forever. However, if you remove it during heavy activity and don't wear it in the water, the bracelet will last much longer. The first one I bought only lasted about 4 months because I wore my watch to everything (including the shower) and it went bad pretty quickly. I'm on my second one though, which I probably bought about a year ago and is still holding up. UPDATE: This second one lasted a few more months until the second strap (to hold the free end after tightening) broke due to

After restoring my grandfather's 46-year-old Seiko, I knew I had to put Hadley-Roma on it. I've only heard good things about this brand on the internet so after some research I settled on this villain to complete my restoration. First of all, it looks great. It's a tiny shade of red and looks amazing with contrast stitching. More importantly, it feels great on the wrist. After about a week it has shrunk quite a bit and fits perfectly. Build quality is excellent, but the hinges are a bit thinner

Looks a little darker in photos than actual strap although this is a very high quality watch. Belt. The width of the protrusions is definitely not "approximate" or slightly smaller than the listed size. The watch I replaced had a polyester strap that was too stiff and pinched my wrist. Immediately after replacing the original strap with this leather strap, the watch became much more comfortable. The stitching is contrasting, almost off-white rather than bright white, meaning they won't show…

Nice strap, bad production. The first strap had the liner cut too short at the pointy end of the strap, causing the liner to rise when I inserted it into the buckle (the rubber surrounding the ends of the strap did not cover the liner so it broke). would not rise). . Revain quickly sent a replacement, the replacement had a sticky film on the leather around the buckle. That wasn't the problem, the problem with the second strap was that the lining wasn't glued to the leather upper, so the buckle…