Robin Briggs
Easy to put on, came with a spring bar and a spring bar tool. Looks great! Put it on a Hirsch leather strap that is pretty thick and it fit…

Dakota Richardson
Bought this for my Pixel watch band. Fairly easy to put on. Makes putting my watch on much easier and may extend the life of the strap. Also, it looks pretty sharp. Definitely adds a bit of class. I think for the price you really can't go wrong.

Vincent Christian
Pretty good for the price. I have two. One works perfectly and the other has a finicky clasp that sometimes takes a try or two to click in. I’ll have to keep an eye on it and see if I need to do an exchange.Be aware that when these are installed, they feel very different at first. Not as comfy, but then you get used to it. One other small issue is that I keep my watches on watch pillows in a watch box and these are a real pain to get around the larger watch pillows/cushions as the extra metal parts make them it tighter. That same fit issue may find you feeling like the metal clasp digs into the bottom of your wrist. This is going to be different for everyone. After all, we are all shaped and sized slightly differently. I recommend buying one and trying it out before converting all your watches if you have a collection. The good news is that these do I’m fact drastically reduce the wear and tear in your nice bands. I only installed them on my favorite and more expensive bands. No need to buy one for a $10-$15 leather strap.

Gabriela Montgomery
I never even knew these existed! You can turn your normal watch band into a latch system like the nicer watches. I love how quick and easy it is to put my watch on or take it off now.

Michael Bowen
It was a very good quality clasp but the edges is bit sharp which scratches against my skin quite a bit

Cindy Trevino
Sizing was perfect for my 18mm leather band. It was pretty easy to install with the included tool. I am happy with the quality of the clasp mechanism. Very comfortable to wear.

Mark Gray
Great product works as it should.

David Browning Jr.
I’ve been into watches since I was a teenager and noticed that leather watch straps seemed to wear out very quickly. It was frustrating because not long after installing a new one the leather would start separating. Perhaps it was just a poor quality strap but I also noticed similar wear and tear on leather belts after a while. It didn’t matter if the leather is sewn, bonded or one single piece. They all eventually started to wear out.Once I started getting into higher end watches I noticed that many of them came with clasps like these. Unfortunately most of the watches I’ve purchased had the standard pin/tang buckle that everyone is familiar with. Bending the strap to put it on and take it off wears the leather out quickly. Using a clasp like this helps avoid that because you no longer need to bend it. I wish more watches came with these as standard equipment because they help prevent the wear and tear a leather strap typically sees.I’m surprised that there are so many negative reviews of this product. I’ve purchased three and have had no issues with the quality. I’m fact, they are better than the two Hadley Roma clasps I purchased from Amazon several years ago, and those cost three times as much.This one seems to be finished much nicer than the Hadley Roma clasp and this one comes with extra spring bars and a tool to remove them. I have purchased two of the polished stainless steel clasps as well as a black PVD clasp and and been very happy with the quality.One thing you need to remember about these is that you need to measure the strap with at the buckle and not at the lugs. Most straps taper a bit. In my observations a 20mm (lug width) strap requires an 18mm clasp, and an 18mm (lug width) strap requires a 16mm clasp. Measure yours to be sure if the correct size.