Leslie Larsen
I've been using this daily for a couple months now. The double-press lock and clasp continues to work just as it did when new. The surface finish has a few scuffs, but I consider this normal wear and tear.

Kyle Dudley
Really enjoy how well these are made, how they look and feel. I put my bands on in reverse fashion, long / holed side on the 12 side with the buckle side on the 6 side, and this buckle sits just perfectly.Gives such a nice look, and I love how I don’t worry about dropping the watch when taking it off. If it slips, there’s a loop around my wrist! Plus I don’t have to worry about wearing out the strap - no longer wrenching on the strap to get it to the correct spot… Now it’s just folding the metal hinge until it clicks. Looks great and super easy!Strong recommend 😊👍🏼

Leon Dennis
El producto se ve bien hecho, pero no al nivel que muestran las fotografías de la página.

Brian Morris
Things to know for watch nerds:• Pictures as shown are an Omega Seamaster Professional 300M on a Zealande rubber strap• Fits bands/straps up to 1.8mm thick (measured by digital calipers)• You’ll need a spring bar tool for installation• Rather than cut off my keepers, I slid them off the narrow end once I had the original buckle/hardware off the strap in case I ever need to switch back• The pin is round and a bit on the small side, so if the holes on your strap are rectangular, this leaves some side to side play, but it’s no big deal as it’s still secure• Finishing is just average - internals are not OEM quality (to be expected).• Brushed finished parts are well done.• Spring bar pin holes are a bit shallow and roughly drilled, but it doesn’t affect function• Comes with a spring bar if you need it. I did, as my buckle normally uses a screw• Operation: everything sits nice and flush, curvature is just right for my 7” wrist, and closure has a decently satisfying “click”. The clasp is small (I like this), but doesn’t open as wide as a butterfly deployant. I can still get my hand in/out easily, but it’s a tighter squeeze if you’re not accustomed to this style of clasp.• Who is this for: this is a good clasp for sport watches/divers, but not a dress watch with a smooth band (butterfly would be better for smooth leather straps so you can retain the keepers to keep it from sliding due to the overlapping design.• Value: this clasp costs more than 10x less than an OEM Omega clasp. I’d say it offers 80% of the value for 10% of the cost - it’s not quite as slick, and is missing the matching Omega logo/branding.• Should work fine for any brand watch.• I have no idea what other reviewers are talking about re: the design being flawed, as I haven’t had any issues whatsoever 🤔

Victoria Guzman
Fast shipping, sturdy clasp. Thank you

Denise Landry
I now have 3 of these on various straps--one cordura, one sailcloth, one leather. They are comfortable, secures and releases easily, and there is very little to no wiggle when its engaged. There is a nice, tactile click when you close it, so you know it's locked. I definitely prefer this to a butterfly clasp for ease of use. Since the long end wraps under rather ran above as normal, you don't need the retention loops for the excess strap. I love how clean this makes the strap look, and that its mostly strap touching my wrist rather than the inch of metal of a normal butterfly-style deployant.That said, it works better with my cordura and sailcloth straps than leather. As the long end of the strap actually wraps under the clasp rather than over as it would with a normal clasp or with a butterfly deployant, a slippery leather upper will slide around. If you cut off the retaining loops as I do, it means the tail of the strap will sometimes stick out to one side or the other, which I hadn't anticipated. The cordura and sailcloth straps have a textured finish and 'stick' to the underside of the clasp and strap and keep it from sliding out of place, even when exercising. Even had I kept the sliding retention loop, it would still be a pain to secure the tail as the only time you could loop the tail through is when the clasp is completely engaged. Not ideal. So I wouldn't recommend this clasp for straps with slippery upper finishes.PROSVery good finish/good lookingLittle to no play when lockedEasy to engageSecureGreat valueCONSNot ideal for shiny/slick leather straps

Travis Anderson
The length of the 20mm clasp is so long that it pushes the watch well off center on the wrist. Very uncomfortable. I tried it on three premium watches. FYI, I also purchased this same clasp in 18mm which fits well, and is worth 4 stars.

Virginia Russell
Fit Timex Expedition 20mm watch band perfect.Easy install.Nice double lock mechanism.