Holly Wilson
I purchased a $1200 watch and was surprised to find that the lugs were positioned so closely together that I couldn't fit a NATO strap through the space. Needless to say, I was disappointed. After conducting some research online, I discovered that certain watches are intentionally designed this way, and the solution lies in curved spring bars.Initially, I tried a different brand of spring bars, but the quality was lacking. However, these spring bars boast a solid construction and have provided me with a wide range of style options when it comes to different straps. I couldn't be happier with the outcome!

Taylor Smith
bought for my Bulova Lunar Pilot chronograph (mine is the bracelet version). The bracelet version has its log holes too close to the case, so you can't put a regular spring bar in it and pass the strap (even the thinnest nylon strap) through the opening. So you need a curved spring bar. this has been working well.

Kristin Cook
I had a difficult time fitting even the 1.5mm straight spring bars on a curved (Bulova Chronograph C) watch case. These 1.8mm curved spring bars fit perfectly, with room to spare, and gave me the piece of mind that the spring bars wouldn't break due to stress on the tips. These properly fitting bars allow the fitment of my pilot and NATO straps now, Thank you!

Kayla Jimenez
I bought the 20mm variety, but there is no way these will fit 20mm lugs. they are too long. and not by a little bit. perhaps I was sent the wrong length. quality seems fine.

David Monroe
Very good product.

Matthew Little
I needed these to install a nylon strap on a Casio DW290 ( Tom Cruse wore in Mission Impossible) The straight ones don’t allow enough space for the strap to fit under.

Nicholas Brooks
Loved these

Jason Garza
Some watches don’t give enough space to change the strap to a different leather or fabric strap. This fixes that problem.