22mm Metal Band - Watch - SS221803B019(D)

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Il bracciale è di qualità elevata. Il rapporto qualità/prezzo, tra l’altro, è veramente ottimo. Anche la clash, seppur semplice, è di livello superiore rispetto a quelle “di serie”. Ho avuto un problema con gli “endlinks”, che erano un po’ lenti, ma ho scritto all’assistenza e me ne hanno inviati due nuovi, senza costi aggiuntivi. Quindi, nel complesso, sono soddisfattissimo, sia della qualità del prodotto, sia della serietà del venditore.

Pretty good quality overall, great clasp, but lots of sharp edges and rough finishing.

This Oyster bracelet is very well made and I'm very happy with it. I had my Seiko SKX007 on the original Seiko "Jubilee" bracelet for several years and it was extremely comfortable, due to it having 5 smaller links across (rather than the 3 larger links across that this Oyster bracelet has). This gave it a great deal of play and a loose, comfortable feeling when wearing it. This Oyster bracelet is reassuringly heavy, very nicely finished, with much less play than the Jubilee and I think much more in keeping with the chunky style of the watch (but ultimately not quite as comfortable). On the Jubilee the outer links were brushed and the 3 inner links were polished, on the Oyster all of the links are brushed (with polished outer edges, as is the clasp). Other key differences on the Oyster are: solid steel end links (vs. stamped steel), solid deployment mechanism on the clasp (vs. stamped steel), no logo on the clasp's fliplock (vs. "SEIKO" stamped on the Jubilee), 3 removable links on each side of the clasp secured with screws (vs. push pins, screws are much easier!), 3-hole micro adjustment on the clasp (vs. 5-hole on the Jubilee), the clasp is of the push-button release style (vs. clip-down). Other things to note are: two 2.5mm (larger diameter) "fat" stainless steel spring bars are included and work a treat; keep in mind when that the solid end links have no play at all so fitting is more fiddly and a spring bar tool is the right tool for the job, although you can make do without one; the bracelet gently tapers from 22mm at the ends to 18mm at the clasp as do most bracelets; the 3-hole micro adjustment allows 3mm of adjustment to the bracelet length per hole (so +0mm, +3mm, +6mm lengthening or shortening); each removable link makes 10mm of difference to the length of the bracelet; the end links are curved and mate perfectly with the watch case; being quite a solid bracelet with very little play it does occasionally tug on the odd hair now and again. To sum up, I'm very happy with the Oyster, I think it's very well made, I think it suits the SKX007 perfectly (but the trade-off is that my Jubilee bracelet is more comfortable), the price (£35) is very fair for something put together this well and I'd certainly buy another Strapcode bracelet without any hesitation. I found the full details and photos here:- http://www.strapcode.com/store/22mm-super-oyster-watch-band-seiko-diver-skx007009011-curved-p-1079.html

Fit my SKX007 like a glove. One thing to note though is that you have to use the spring bars provided by Strapcode. I had trouble installing the bracelet initially when I was attempting to use the original SKX spring bars, but the difficulty ceased when I used the spring bars provided.