GildenUnisex Non-Expansion 18-26mm Extra-Long Stainless Steel Watch Band 1542

This was very tricky to fit onto an 18mm lug width Timex Men’s Q GMT, but it worked.

It is cheaply made and was cheap to purchase. If you are looking for a heavier, quality feel, please skip this. Using it as a hold over until I can acquire a better quality bracelet that isn’t $70 plus. The dynamic lug was nice but it was struggle to resize without feeling you were going to break a tool or the band.

The bracelet pins were super tight and took me about 1-2 hours to adjust to the right length, and the clasp is wayy to tight to unclip without a pry tool of some sort. The bracelet is realtivly comfortable and looks alright for the money. But just too hard to wear without having a way to tool or something to pry it off with.

For the price it's pretty good, but the extra-long size of the bracelet means I have to take out every single spare link to make it fit my 6.5" wrist — and that's after mounting it on a watch that's only 38mm. If you have small wrists I wouldn't recommend this bracelet. The clasp also feels pretty chintzy, but I guess the important thing is that it's functional and it looks nice enough, which for under $20 this definitely does. Of course you're getting hollow center links and folded end links, but what do you expect for $16? At arm's length, it all looks plenty fine and wears comfortably.On the basis of value/price I'd say go for it; there are better options in the $20-30 range that I plan to purchase (fitting said bracelet to a watch that's under $200, don't want to spend TOO much) but THIS bracelet always seems to be available... so here we are.

This strap broke in less than a week of use! I didn't even wear it everyday. Maybe 10 hours of total use and the welds on the bracelet broke. Not even heavy use, just fell off of my wrist while walking the dog. The metal is thin and cheap and feel cheap in the hand. AVOID!!

The two-tone brushed outside and polished inner finish was well done. Overall, the mechanics were solid. I had to remove 4 links so it would fit my small wrist. That meant removing four link pins and replacing two of them. Removing the pins was not as easy as depicted in the video but eventually I got it done. A locking lever keeps the band from inadvertently opening and that lever is pretty stiff for the first few times but soon loosens up. If you are short on patience or mechanical ability, you can have your jeweler fit it for you.

Good reasonably priced band. It's long, but can be adjusted, and spring beam links taken out if needed. You can find videos on how to remove links....

I don't know what all these people are complaining about. I like the band. You can adjust it and like other bands take links out to make it shorter. But it is nice because it goes from 18-22mm which means it fits right up again the watch sides once you set it. It is easy to install if you have the mental capacity to do it. I like it.

Great bracelet for the price

Aesthetically it looks fine enough, and it fit my Timex Q visually to a T. However, it is pretty much impossible to size the bracelet at all. The pins are so incredibly tight, you'll bend the middle links of the jubilee bracelet before you get the pin fully out. If I didn't massacre the box in my excitement, I'd return this POS by the end of the day.

Bought this for a vintage Seiko 7006-7090 and it fits the watch quite well in my opinion.For the money it is a decent bracelet with a some caveats:* As others mentioned adjusting is not that easy. This is mainly because it does not have the more common type of pins that can be pushed out using a standard link adjustment tool. Instead one has to push out from the inside/middle of the band positioning the tool at an angle against the link which is a bit tricky - but can be done. It took me about 20min to take out some links from both sides. Please check the photo posted by another buyer showing a link with the pin pushed out.* The pin holding the clasp fold protector is a tad longer hence wiggles a bit (less than 1mm though).* Since the side extensions covering the lugs are spring-loaded the bracelet will move from side to side - more or less depending on the watch lug width. In my case that is not a problem given the 19mm lug width, however for wider ones this may be annoying - if one cares about that of course.All in all this is a very good bracelet for the money and personally I also like the way it looks.

Decent jubilee bracelet for the price. It helps keep that retro look I was looking for.The clasp was difficult to open out of the box so I had to file down the connecting pieces to make them less pronounced. The bracelet also has folded links which are a pain to size and can pull hairs but that is what you sign up for with a folded links bracelet.

The worst replacement bracelet I've ever bought. I've bought nicer ones from chinese dropshipping websites for $5.Every single link is folded, the links you can "remove" are nearly impossible to get the pin out without destroying the links surrounding it due to the cheap folded metal. The polished parts of the bracelet are only polished on the very top of that specific piece of metal, the slope leading inbetween the links is not polished at all and even under normal wear you can see it.The seller should be tried at a certain dutch court for even thinking about selling this "product" to customers. Utter trash, straight to the bin.