MCXGL18mm Nylon strap Replacement for Casio Men's AE1200WH AE-1000 SGW-300H/400 W-735 PRG270 Leather Watch band

Watch band was perfect for my use. Have a Casio watch but couldn't find a reasonably priced replacement band so I bought this one. Took a little time to size it to fit the Casio using my Dremel tool. I cut off the unneeded length and glued the sleeve to a convenient position.

This strap was simple to install. The package came with a card that sent me online instructions. I loved the inclusion of the tools and an additional spring bar in case one is lost. It was a bit tricky to seat the bar JUST right, but that would be true of any strap, I think. There was a little bit of itching right away, but after a day or so, that went away. It seems to be a good value, but I have only had it for a couple of days. The strap-keeper piece slides around quite a bit and I've had to adjust its position. But I wanted a softer strap than the one that came with my watch - and this does the trick! I am using this strap with a Casio W-736H. The number and position of holes on the strap seem like it would easily fit most wrists.

I HATE buying anything made in China, but this was what was available, and it was well made and fit as advertised.

On the black AE1200WH this strap turns the watch into a stylish hiking or camping accessory. The extra tool and lug bars are appreciated but cheaper quality if you have the original bars. The band is quite stiff at first and requires some rolling and twisting to soften up before wearing. The plastic buckle also will probably not last as long as metal, but it is good for now.

Good quality material that will last not like the rubber bands. Product came with everything easy to install.

It just barely fits on my average size wrist. if you're the least bit hunky/chunky, look for something bigger.

Cambia apariencia del reloj. Es fácil de instalar y trae la herramienta para el cabio.

I've worn this almost daily for a few months now and I haven't noticed anything concerning about it falling apart. I've washed it with both soap and rubbing alcohol on occasion when it got dirty from outdoor work.It dries quickly and doesn't tend to absorb too much odors.Once in a while you may want to take a Bic lighter and briefly tamper down any loose nylon thread but I've only had to do this twice - once when I first received it at the round edge and once after it was broken in.It's been pretty good since then.