Rachel Carpenter
Initial Impression: Attractive stainless steel watch bracelet with a good quality butterfly clasp. The bracelet is definitely the best thing in the box.All the Details: As soon as I opened the box, this watch band made a good impression on me. The quality finishing shines through and the box is filled with accessories. There’s a spring pin removal tool, a watch pin vise with replacement vise pins, a bag of spring pins *and* quick release pins, and two curved end links for an attractive fit around a curved watch case. That’s a lot of extras I don’t usually see.My initial impression was confirmed once I removed the protective coating. The bracelet is well-finished stainless steel. It has a nice heft to it due to the solid links. The butterfly clasp is machined, not cheap stamped metal. I had to remove three links to get a good fit on my medium-sized wrist, so this bracelet will likely fit larger wrists too. There were three more links I could remove, so this should fit on smaller wrists as well.Too bad the rest of the contents of the box were not of the same quality. The pin removal tool looks sturdy until you try to use it. I bent the vise pin almost immediately. This is further complicated by the fact that all the pins I tried were very hard remove. I was unable to remove any of the pins using the provided tool and eventually used my pro-grade pin removal vise to get them out. Since the pins are so hard to remove and there are no micro-adjusts on the clasp, this bracelet is likely to be adjusted to fit one particular watch. In spite of the quick release pins, swapping it to another watch will probably require another difficult refitting.The bracelet is supplied with two curved end links (see pic) but there is no way to attach these to the ends of the bracelet. These curved ends need to connect to the ends of the bracelet, but the removable pins are too thin and aren’t long enough to engage with the watch case. The spring pins are too thick to insert into the band links, so they don’t work either. The instruction sheet does not offer any clues to this puzzle. For my situation, I think the watch looks fine without them, but a dressier watch might benefit from their use.Overall, this is a quality watchband with a very attractive and dressy look, and has earned a place in my permanent collection. I advise knowing exactly which watch you will be installing it on since it can be difficult to resize.

Denise Webb
Just look at how the curves match perfectly with this Citizen EcoDrive Weekender 23mm! The curved end clasps were a little confusing to figure out since there's no mention on the install instructions. The tools included are a nice bonus but a little difficult to use, used my own stuff. Fitting and installing the curved ends between the lugs while also blindly maneuvering the spring pin into place was difficult but well worth the effort.

Carrie Higgins DDS
Pretty band but the link removal tool doesn’t work. I bought two bands and neither tool works. I even tried a tool from another brand, didn’t work either.

Robin Shaw
This is about the fifth bracelet that I've gotten because I've not been happy with the look on this watch head. It comes with a leather strap but I hate straps. Nevertheless, the watch seems designed for a leather strap, no metal bracelet has looked decent on it. Until I ordered this bracelet. Usually, I am not a fan of two-tone metal bracelets, butt his one does seem to work on this watch. I've tried gold, black, and silver. Btu this is the only one that seemed to work well. The look is just right, not too much gold, but laid in an interesting place. It was easy to adjust with bracelet link removing tools and I've worn it for a week so the butterfly clasp works well. All in all an inexpensive bracelet that work better than its price would indicate.

Jose Adams
This watch band is a royal navy blue color and very well made. There are only six removable links so if your wrist is very small, you may not be able to shorten it enough. A tool to remove the pins that connect the links is included and easy to use. Also included are extra pins to connect the band and a different tool to help compress them. There are no arrows on the inside of the band to indicate which direction to push the pins for removing the links. I pushed them out from the side where the end is recessed and they need to be put back in facing the same direction. There are no gap connectors included, but I did not use them. They didn't seem as sturdy as the straight ends that were already there and I don't mind the little gap betweenthe band and the watch. The butterfly clasp opens easily and closes securely. I was so glad to find a link band in this blue color to match a watch case I have. I have a blue band that closes magnetically, but this band is so much better. I highly recommend it.

Christopher Willis
Ordered this for my Glycine airpilot that came only on a leather strap. I was hoping as it was one of the few bracelets on the market that came with curved endlinks that it would fit. As it turns out, the curved endlinks do fit, though you have to know the trick. The trick with hollow endlinks is that you can bend them; that can suck but it can also mean you can adjust them to fit, as pressing them closed can move the pin out or opening them up can move the pin in. This may not make sense initially, but makes more sense when you start to pay around with them on the watch. I advise you first the to fit the endlink alone, and then add the rest of the bracelet after. Here's only problem. I had no idea the bracelet is almost entirely polished! I'm kind of a tool watch guy, and the glycine is very tool with almost nothing polished. So unfortunately, the bracelet doesn't match well. No fault of the bracelet which is otherwise fine; just could not tell from the images so he warned. Now this may be fine for your needs and I'll keep it around in case there does come a time when I'll need a blingy strap. In the meantime, I'm actually still using the endlinks since they fit pretty well.