MiLTAT20mm Super-O Boyer Watch Band compatible with Seiko Alpinist SARB017 SPB155 SBEJ005 Hamilton Khaki H70455733

I bought this for the Seiko Prospex SPB121. Though I enjoy the original leather strap, I wanted a metal bracelet option. One of the requirements was that it needed to curve and sit tightly against the movement case. This did the job and looks incredible. It took a little finessing to get it in place, and it fits like it came with the watch. The band has heft and feels like a quality build. The clasp is sturdy and remains secure. I highly recommend this as a metal band option for your Seiko Prospex.

The media could not be loaded. Good fit and good quality. Links are easy to remove by screw method. Clasp locks properly and bracelet does not rattle like a lot of cheap bracelets. Micro adjust has 6 slots which is great. 2 things i wish it had was on the fly micro adjust without the use of a tool and for the clasp to be a bit thinner. Overall is a good bracelet. It definitely makes the alpinist look even better in my opinion.

Heads up, this does NOT fit the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38 MM, H69439931. It’s a 20MM band so it will go on the watch, but the end links don’t properly line up with the watch lugs and it’s just not quite right. Looks pretty bad, and frankly kinda sharp!That being said, the band is REALLY nice quality and I was not wanting to return it. I wanted a solution, and reached out to Strap Co customer service. Told them my issue.They don’t have a band (as of writing this), but Katrina with customer service was super helpful and suggested straight end links, instead of the ones it came with that were curved to fit the Seiko Alpinist or Khaki Murph.They were $20, figured what the heck in a last effort to keep the band.They came from Hong Kong to Tennessee in ONE day, lol. Definitely a surprise.Looks great, check out the pics. This watch has exceptionally long lugs in ration to the small case, and so any band is kinda hard to make it fit just right. Hamilton doesn’t sell just the band, so unless you buy it with a metal band, you’re kinda out of luck. Until now:)I have no idea if the straight end links are on Amazon, might want to go to the Strap Co website. Good luck!

Overall this bracelet is well made and nicely finished. My one complaint is that the end links extend rather far past the ends of the lugs, making the overall end-link to end-link span ~53mm versus ~46mm for the lug-to-lug distance. As a result, the watch head sits rather broadly across my ~6 in wrist. I do note that it was really easy to install and fits the case well.

Purchased this band to replace the leather band that came with my Seiko Prospex Alpinist SPB121. Some of the photos online looked like the stainless band had a slightly different tint, thought i would take a chance. The band is amazing. The brushed steel grain matches the brushing and direction perfectly. Tint is spot on and the band fits the watch perfectly. At first glance and even under close inspection, it would be difficult to tell its not OEM. Quality is A+. The pins to attach to watch are standard so a tool and patience is recommended. Installation is relatively easy but be patient and take your time.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for the green Seiko Alpinist GMT from the Seiko boutique in Osaka, Japan. It comes standard with a leather strap. I asked to buy a metal bracelet (the one the white version comes in) separately, but got an outright no.Searched high and low when I got back to the states and saw several options that claimed proper fit.Saw this listing mentioning fit for the non-GMT Alpinist so I took a chance.Arrived fairly quickly despite having ordered it during that Prime special. Bracelet was protected well for shipment or retail display. The curved portion that butts to the watch is solid as opposed to being bent steel. The curve matches delightfully and fit is snug. Actually looks like it was intended for the Alpinist GMT. In removing links to fit my wrist I see that they are also well made, slightly tapering from wider near the watch to thinner at the clasp. Only part that could be improved is the finish of the clasp - edges are not rounded enough.Overall quality is excellent. The price I paid feels too much, but a lot less than a genuine alpinist bracelet would've cost, if I could find it at all. As for cheaper, generic versions, we'll we know how that goes.

This looks like this is from Strap Code? The label says it is at least. It's the same one I was looking at from them, but without the $20 shipping. Anyways... this is a fantastic bracelet. Very well made, and fits my Alpinist SPB121 perfectly.

It uses screws for the links so you'll need a micro screwdriver. Pretty easy to adjust links. It's also nice that the large metal fastening part has a lot of closely spaced holes for micro adjustment. Really nice but it also makes the clasp mechanism massive. It's really wide so the fastening experience isn't the best. Once it's on it feels firm on your wrist though. Everything was easy to work with and adjust but I've adjusted watches a few times before. Has a kind of brushed steel look. Overall no complaints. It's what I expected except the micro-adjustment I didn't know that.