JuntanStainless Steel Watch Bands 20mm 22mm Tapered Metal Watch Band Strap Solid Screw in Silver and Black Bracelet with Classic Diving Buckle for Men Women

For about $30 you get as good a watch bracelet as an original. Links are heavy and appear to be solid. The look, alignment, finishing are top tier. If you put it side by side with a Rolex bracelet, if you look closely, Rolex is still a better product but you are not paying Rolex pricing. But the differences are subtle. Instead of cotter pins, it uses screws for the bracelet links. Much easier to adjust. However, in my case, it seemed the screws were torqued quite tightly and it took a different screwdriver than the one provided to loosen. I recommend hand tightening enough so the screws are solidly in but avoid over-torquing. This is my only complaint. I bought the bracelet to replace a rubber strap for a Phillip Stein watch which has 2 dials. It is heavy and adding a stainless steel bracelet makes it heavier. For me, I am fine with the weight but some may want it lighter. Then opt for rubber, leather or fabric. This is a great stainless bracelet and well worth the price. And it was delivered on time!

Slat fits fine. No issues encountered.

Nice tapering bracelet, decent clamp, but received 20mm bracelet with 22mm spring bars. Impossible to use on a watch with 20mm lugs, does not look well at all on a watch with 22mm lugs.

You can see on the inside there are indentations suggesting fine tuning of adjustment, the listing says as much, but if you look at outside those holes don't go through. I tried for a long time to see if that inside piece is a spring but can't get it to move. Sure looks nice on the outside all polished with no holes, but I need the extra adjustability.

I got the 20mm for my Citizen Ecodrive dive watches which come with the polyurethane straps. The kit came with 3 quick release pins, a screwdriver to resize the bracelet, and a spring bar removal tool to take off the original strap. The only odd thing that slowed down the installation process was one end of the bracelet had some carbon gunk inside of it that I had to forcefully push out with the pin. I'm not sure if this was intentional as a way to hold the quick release pin in place as the other end did not have it, or if it was dirt leftover from the manufacturing process.There is a slight gap at the lug with some jiggle and side to side motion. It measures 19.75mm at the lug (thus the looseness) and tapers down to 15.75mm at the clasp, which is 18.35mm. It comes with 5 removal whole links using screw pins and I had to remove one for my 8 inch wrist (as installed on a 44mm case with a 48.5mm lug to lug). There are no micro-adjustments in the clasp. The clasp is well machined and feels sturdy otherwise. The bracelet fully articulates and lays flat when folded over at any link, but it also contributes to looseness and some rattling.I have a few moans. First, the ends aren't curved so there's a significant gap at the watch case. Second, this is an absolute fingerprint magnet. And finally, the safety catch feels loose and too easy to open. These are not major issues, but enough to lose a star.Just be aware that this may only fit up to 8.25 inch wrists. Overall, for the price it performs well, wears comfortably, and aesthetically pleasing, but I can't say it's an absolutely great watch bracelet due to some loose tolerances and off-dimensions.

This is a very well made watch bracelet with a combination of polished and brushed surfaces. It is only available in a steel finish, but some of the other models from this manufacturer come with a black finish available. The fold-over clasp is, likewise, very well designed and constructed, without the weak points found in cheaper straps. The watch ends of the bracelet are straight, and this kit does not come with a curved option, but the Vostok diving watch I installed it on needed that straight end anyway. (There is a different model with a curved end that is comparable to this one.) It comes with quick-release pins for the watch end attachment. The links themselves are solid steel, not just stamped sheet metal, and have that solid, finished feel I expect of a good bracelet.I have seen three grades of links: The lowest requires you to use a screwdriver and small hammer to remove a wedge and flat pin to separate the links. I hate dealing with that, but find them even on new watches sometimes. When you see that kind of metal bracelet, you know you're looking at a cheap one.The middle grade is very common. There's a pin that is pushed out with a standard pin removal tool to separate links. There are two types of those pins, one that is made of folded over wire stock and , less often, a solid pin. They are both friction-fit to hold them in. Pretty straightforward, and usually easy to deal with. Once in a while, you get a band where the pin is really hard to push out, and it takes some careful work to get it out without damaging the pin removal tool shaft.The high grade - rarely seen - have a very thin screw that you take out with a jeweler's screwdriver. That's what this band uses, and it makes it very, very easy to remove or add a link to the band. [Note: although the bracelet is tapered, becoming narrower at the clasp, the links with the screws are all the same size.]Any of the three types are solid and won't come apart without an intentional act, but the screw design is so much easier to work with that there is no question which one I would prefer to have. Accordingly, they also run around $10 more expensive than even well-made bracelets of the friction-fit pin variety.This is the bracelet that would be my first choice in metal watch bracelets. Thumbs up!

Massive Schließe, keine scharfen Kanten, besser geht es nicht

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Das Armband hat eigentlich einen sehr guten Eindruck auf mich gemacht. Leider waren an meinem Armband 2 defekte Schrauben, wodurch sich auf einer Seite die Länge nicht mehr einstellen ließ. Beide Schrauben drehten in beide Richtungen durch. Schade.