20mm Metal Band by MiLTATSUPER Engineer Type II Solid Stainless Steel Straight End Watch Band-Push Button

This was my first Strapcode product and I bought it through Amazon. I was really excited to get it and I put it on my Seiko Monster watch. One of the big selling points was the solid links, and the screw in pins. The bracelet looked great and I thought I really had an upgrade to original watchband. Unfortunately the next day, at work the watch fell off my wrist, because the pin fell out. I took a pin from a link that had been removed when I sized it to my wrist, and put it back in only to have a different pin come out again later in the day. I was afraid to wear the watch for fear of it falling off my wrist yet again and possibly braking the watch, so I put the watch in my pocket. While it was in my pocket yet another screw came out. I notified Amazon, and to Amazon's credit, they were very helpful in instructing me as to how to make a return. This was the first time I had ever returned an item I purchased through Amazon. I had always heard good things about Strapcode, and I have several watches and was hoping to have a good experience with Strapcode and hoping to purchase more of their products in the future, but if this is an example of their quality, I am leery of giving the another chance. Maybe I just got a lemon. I know they get good reviews and I like the looks of their products. This was a pain to deal with, but I am happy my Seiko Monster didn't break. BTW, I read another review of a different Strapcode bracelet with the same problem, and someone responded that Loctite would have fixed the problem. I don't mind paying for quality, but there is absolutely no reason why I or anyone should have to take out all the screws of an expensive watch bracelet and add loctite to the screw pins. I'm still looking for a good replacement bracelet for my Seiko.

If you've seen any of my other watch reviews, you know I'm a small time collector, not rich and all, and I do minor repair work. I am a fan of nato straps for the comfort first, then, leather and then metal bracelets. I'm a fan of various metal bracelets, but often times, in my price bracket, they're not always the best quality, or comfortable, so, I change them out or go after market. I had a great oyster bracelet that came with my squale, but it was pre owned and pretty scratched up, it's brushed, but still needs work, I'm working on it, so I got this for it. This is my first strapcode purchase, and I'm very impressed. I'd always heard good things, but I thought, I'm not sure, but decided to pull the trigger on it.The quality is top notch. This 20mm wide bracelet is chunky, heavy and built like a tank, but not obscenely so in any category. The brushed finish fits the workhorse look of it and it is held together with screw links as opposed to push pins, which adds even more durability. The lug fit can be a bit snug and it was a tad trying to get in place, but many straps are and not really a big deal. The original fitted, solid end link squale bracelet is much harder to get on and off, due to its tight lug holes and fit. It has several micro adjustments on the clasp and is a push button deploy with a fold over lock clip. It's extremely comfortable, doesn't feel too heavy, pinch or pull hair like you think it may. The most comfortable metal bracelet I've so far worn was a Jubilee, and I would still say it probably ranks at the top of my metal bracelet comfort list. However, this one is next for me. And as far as durability, it tops the Jubilee. A Jubilee's links will stretch out over time and get loose and too big, this won't. So, for long lasting comfort, engineer's bracelet is there, this one in particular. I rarely give 5 out of 5, but at this time I can't see any reason to knock it. I wholeheartedly recommend this. I'll be looking at their Jubilee's next.

I have a Seiko Orange Monster that I had stopped wearing for a while because it just got a little boring for me, as boring as an orange faced watch can get anyway. Then I saw a few pictures of this bracelet around the forums and a great picture in a review here an decided I wanted to get this to do a refresh and I have to say, it looks and feels amazing.It is a tank. It is big and heavy and solid and weighs a ton, meaning it is perfect for Seiko Monsters. I debated between the angular Super Engineer II and the rounded off original Super Engineer before settling on the SEII and I'm very happy with the decision. The angular links, brushed on top and polished on the sides, really tie the watch together in a way I don't think the original bracelet did. The original bracelet is great, it just was kinda bland.I also went back and forth on the decision to do the 20mm, the correct lug size for the Orange Monster, or go up to a 22mm and file the end links down. Ultimately, I went with the 20mm and I'm glad I did. Any wider than this and it would be too much bracelet. The link design makes this bracelet very comfortable as the individual parts of each link, 5 in total, can move individually and conform to various shapes so I find it rests against my wrist bone very comfortably where other bracelets would need to be farther back.Adjustments are very easy, use a small jewelers flat head screw driver to pull the pins out and reinstall them. I did find that I had to take way more links out of the 12 o'clock side than the 6 o'clock side to center the clasp on my 7" wrist with the watch face centered on top, but that might just be my wrist shape, all of my bracelets are usually odd numbered with more to the top side.My only criticism of this bracelet would be that the very first one I received had a clasp that was very tight and clasp release buttons that were gritty and squeaky. It felt and sounded odd. I exchanged through Amazon and the second one I received had no such problem and is perfect. Even better than the OEM bracelet which again is a great bracelet.I can't recommend this enough. It is the perfect bracelet for Seiko Monsters.

This just arrived today and it is absolutely gorgeous. Solid links. Weighty and substantial. I out this on my Citizen Promaster BN10151-DL dive watch to replace the blue band that came with the watch. This Super Engineer looks like it was made for this watch. Couldn't be happier! Highly recommend this bracelet.