Samantha Smith
I waned a bracelet to match the finish on my Casio MDV-106 Duro, which is brushed and polished. This looks nice with it.Installation does take some fiddling to get it attached. The curved portion is pressed metal that needed a little persuading for the pins to pass through. You have to work from the back to get the pins aligned with the holes in the watch. Set one pin in the hole and then work the other end into its hole. The included tool helps a lot. Be careful with the pins as they are spring loaded and will go flying if you slip.The clasp works fine, but I feel its edges could have been softened more. I will probably take some emery paper to the edges to smooth them out.My wrist is right at 7.5" - I got the fit I want by removing three links and tightening the clasp by one hole. I think the slight premium for the screw-adjustable links is worth the cost over the pin-captive links, even though there are fewer removable links.

James Gilmore
I’m not new to installing bracelets on watches. I have the proper tools and I’ve successfully fitted dozens of original, OEM, and aftermarket, bracelets. This one looks decently made, but unfortunately has to be one of the single most infuriating bracelet installation experiences I’ve ever encountered. The endlinks have rough edges from being stamped, that prevent a smooth fit between the lugs, and the steel of the links was misshapen and had to be bent back.Worst of all, the placement of the springbar hole was slightly different on each endlink, resulting in an ok fit on one side but a large, unsightly gap on the other.The only thing that keeps this from being a 1 star, is that the links are solid and reasonably well finished, and it has a milled scissor clasp instead of pressed. Beyond that, this is not a product I’d recommend in the slightest.

Donald Bowers
I would absolutely recommend this aftermarket bracelet if it wasn’t too long for me! Even after removing all (and only) four available removable links AND micro adjusting to the closet position, the bracelet was still about two full links too long for my 6.5” wrist.For those with a minimum of 7” circumference wrists, this is truly worth your consideration. The links are solid, with substantial weight, the clasp is adequately milled for the cost, and the pins are screw-in. The end links are hollow, but considering how this is intended to fit a range of timepiece models, the hollow design allows flexibility of fitting in varying lug shapes and case back measures.It comes nicely and securely packaged with a specialized screwdriver as pictured, and a pin pushing/spring bar removal tool.

David Wright
Broke quickly

Judith Wright
The band has eye appeal. The section that covers the intersection of the watch and band is very poorly machined. The edges are sharp enough to cut you. The screw driver accompanying the band was over ground producing a fork end instead of a screwdriver end. Making the screwdriver useless.

Alejandro Lynn DDS
It’s a nice bracelet, just comically huge. The adjustability goes from a Redwood tree to maybe a F-150 tire in circumference. You will not be able to do this conversion yourself unless you have a degree in Horology from an accredited university. I wish I could tell you it’s comfortably but I haven’t found an elephant that’s willing to try it on and give me feedback. You definitely do get value, if you were to melt this down you’d easily have enough steel to make armor for a renaissance fair.