Mr. John Cortez PhD
This is a very nice looking heavy stainless steel watchband that comes with an adjustment kit. Kit works just like it says it does, and made it real easy to not only swap it out, but adjust it to fit my wrist exactly - between removing a link on each side and adjusting the attachment latch pin position I was able to get it, right exactly where it needs to be and couldn’t be happier! It looks terrific with my new black, stainless watch!!! Good value for money! 💰

Monica Taylor
This is a five star product with a few caveats. Another reviewer said this bracelet feels like a $100 Strapcode bracelet. I think that's pretty spot on.Sizing : Very easy. The tools they use aren't Bergeon Swiss made pro grade, but they do the job fine. Make sure you push the pins in the correct direction! I used a hammer and pin sizing tool which I prefer to the included device.Fitment: The links have almost no tolerance. Really good engineering here. The end links do leave a very very slight gap, so the bracelet has a very tiny amount of lateral wiggle. Most people won't recognize it, but it's there. If nothing else it helps the bracelet attach to the lugs without too much drama. The clasp has a nice firm snap.Finish: Pretty darn good. I've got it on my $1,400 Sinn and it looks like it was made for this watch. The contrast between brushed and polished elements is very nice.Comfort: Above average. The bracelet is very adjustable and fits my 6.5" wrist nicely. The clasp is a little sharp and I've gotten a few hair pulls. The solidity of the bracelet balances the watch head nicely.Random: Whoever said they got rust... take that with a grain of salt. This is 316 stainless steel... The bracelet uses split pins which some people find cheap. I like them because they work, don't back out like screws, and are very easy to size. I've never gotten the association between screw bracelets and luxury... but to each their own.My biggest gripe: The spring bars are too small. When I put this bracelet on originally I thought it went on a bit too easily. It seemed mostly secure, but on a whim I checked against the bars Sinn provided. Sure enough the Sinn bars are a few mm's longer. I strongly recommend you use your OEM spring bars, and not the ones they provide.Still, I wholeheartedly recommend this product. I never expected to be peeling off protective plastic, like this was a $500 bracelet, but indeed the manufacturer cared enough to put it on. I bought this to test the waters before committing to a much more expensive Staib. Now I might just stick with this. $28 very well spent!

Zachary Brown
Great band. Looks classy. Easy to size. Came with all tools necessary to work with. And extra pins and band rods. Sturdy heavy duty material. Very happy with this purchase.

Eugene Watson
This is an excellent bracelet. For 4 x the price it would be a decent buy. For the Amazon price it is a great value! The bracelet is handsome, comfortable, durable and easy to adjust. The clasp is excellent as well. The brushed and bright finishes are perfectly done.I received a lovely diver's watch as a birthday gift but couldn't use the supplied rubber strap since as it was much too long for my smallish wrist. I prefer a bracelet anyway, so I bought this one and have been very satisfied.The one problem is that the end surfaces of the links that hold the spring bars, and attach to the watch, are not finished. They are left rough and pock marked and look crappy. As the bracelet flexes on wrist, these end surfaces angle upwards and become visible right next to the watch. It makes the whole watch look bad.I solved the issue by sanding the rough ends with 320 grit wet & dry sandpaper (I usee it dry). I removed the bracelet from the watch and set the spring bars aside, then laid the sandpaper on a flat hard countertop and carefully stroked the rough ends of each end link back and forth on the sheet of sandpaper while applying light to medium hand pressure. I went slow and easy but even so, I was done with each end in only a minute or two. The surfaces are now perfectly smooth and the 320 grit left a perfect brushed finish that matches the brushed parts of the bracelet. I've included a picture of one link end surface, after I smoothed it.

Danielle Harrell
This is an attractive, good quality bracelet. It has a solid feel and the quality is very good... much better than the one it replaces. The clasp is milled rather than stamped, and feels very secure on the wrist. I did deduct a few stars though. The clasp is a bit short, making it difficult to get an adjustment that is both snug enough to hold the watch still and loose enough to get it past the wide part of your hand. It scrapes the lower knuckle of my thumb every time. It also is full of sharp edges. I really like the way that looks, but in practice tends to be a bit uncomfortable. Finally, all those links grab the hair on my arm and rip it out. It's not an expensive bracelet, so some of it is forgivable, but no matter how good I think it looks, I find that I'm not wearing the watch I got it for because of the difficulties mentioned.

Joann Alexander
Very well made and of strong material. Fits lugs well.I would not use on a smaller more delicate watch, but on a substantial watch looks great. I have no problem recommending.

Lauren Hurley
Great bracelet. Depending on the watch head, installed should be adjustable to fit very well provided your wrist is between about 6"(152mm) and 8.25" (210mm). Very articulated and a true 15 link design. I have many of these and only one bracelet had one link that needed a little moving to loosen it up. TIP - When sizing lining up the links can be a little challenging. Lay the bracelet ends flat to line up the connecting links, slide together like shuffling cards and insert the split pin. High value, genuine Stainless bracelet. Recommended!