MiLTAT22mm Watch Band compatible with Seiko SKX007 SKX009, Super-JUB SEL

I bought this as a replacement for my SKX007, which at 23 years old is still in mint condition, but the stock bracelet is, well, awfully jangly and light weight. I'm modding my watch, new movement (NH36), crown, bezel and insert, crystal, hands and dial- everything but the case, and doing so with the intention of keeping everything in mint condition. I want to be able to sell this watch for more than I paid some day, whether that’s in its modified state or by reverting everything to its original, stock, state, with every still mint.For modding parts I wanted the best available, and for bracelets that seems either to be this, Super-J or the Angus-J. I wasn’t sure if the Angus-J was really worth the extra 40 bucks or if the Super-J is the highest quality bracelet out there. After wearing the watch with both now, I have to say that the Super-J, at 38% the cost of the Angus-J, is definitely the better bracelet if you like the original but want the best version of it. The Angus-J, while looking similar, is almost a different bracelet altogether. It's far heavier and bulky than what I want in a Jubilee-style bracelet, or any bracelet, really. This band is heavily made but not so heavy as to be ridiculous, it's solid and sturdy but not overweight. The polished center links are very well polished, though the brushed outer links are not as strongly brushed as the original or perhaps my original is just old, it's hard to say looking at it actually. The clasp is crisp and holds well, no risk of it popping apart unexpectedly. It feels very well made. I do prefer the Seiko branding on the original but this one is still attractive enough.I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a very high quality stainless steel bracelet for any watch, but it definitely looks like it was made for the SKX007 /009

I compared this to the uncle straps jubilee bracelet for a Hamilton khaki watch and for the money this is hands down better than the uncle and it isn't marked with the U. I will stick with Miltat. Good quality for a good price.

Great looking quality band. Replaced the rubber band on my Seiko with this and made it look way better.

I've bought a few aftermarket bracelets for my watches and have always been disappointed. This one for my SKX was fantastic! It looks great! Solid links, screwed in links makes for easy adjustment. I would only recommend to check to make sure the screws are secure because a month or so after putting the bracelet on, the screw link nearest the watch had come loose. I read that others had the same issue. Not that big of a deal, but I would tighten up the links every now and again, just to make sure.(Update): The clip that covers the clasp broke in the 11th month of ownership, and I don't wear the watch often. Communication form StrapCo was quick, but there is no fix apart from buying a new bracelet. Bummed that there is no warranty for the bracelet if purchased from Amazon (buying it from StrapCo gets you a 6-month warranty, so that wouldn't have helped me either). The bracelet is still wearable, so it's not totally a deal breaker, but disappointed with the lack of a warranty. Reducing my rating to 3 stars.

Despite some bad reviews I decided to take a gamble on this bracelet. I have only had it for a week now but I am very happy with it. My old bracelet was very scratched and this was a perfect replacement / upgrade. I was very worried it wouldn't fit as some other reviewers stated. It did NOT fit with my stock Seiko Spring Bars. I had to use the ones that were included. Also I was worried that it would be loosely fitting around the case also mentioned by a negative review. That is clearly not the case. It is perfectly snug. I am glad I took the gamble on this. It seems to be pretty good quality. If you are thinking about buying this don't trust the negative reviews. I almost passed up a great deal because of it. Additionally I added a photograph of the band next to my stock Seiko band. I wanted to show the flexibility of the bands. While this substantially beefier bracelet is less flexible than the cheap Seiko one. It is still very comfortable and flexible enough to remain a high level of comfort which is something I enjoyed about my last bracelet.

I purchased this bracelet for my SKX Diver. The black rubber band that came with my Seiko is phenomenal quality, but doesn't go well in a business casual environment, I was about to buy the Seiko brand Jubilee bracelet, but while doing some pricing research, I came across Strap Code products. After reading several reviews and watching youtube vids about their products, I decided to take the plunge.While the Seiko Jubilee bracelet is very well made, the clasp mechanism is entirely stamped stainless steel and it uses push-pins for the adjustable links. I've had a Seiko Sportura (H023) for several years and I absolutely love the watch. However, the one weakness of the watch is the push-pins used in the adjustable links - my watch has fallen off a couple times due to their failure - fortunately it fell onto a carpeted floor both times or it would have been badly damaged.The Strap Code Super Jubilee is heavier (which I like...it helps balance the heavy automatic movement of the SKXA35), has solid stainless steel for the links and the pivot links of the clasp. It also has screw-in pins for the adjustable links - a simple jewelers screwdriver and a little bit of Loctite Blue is all you need to quickly adjust and secure your bracelet. Finally, the fit and finish is superb. I'm now considering adding the Super Engineer bracelet to my collection - really like the masculine look of this model.