Description
| Only order these combined with SKX007/SKX009/SKX011 purchase, reduced prices!! When ordered without a watch that it is supposed for, the order will be cancelled. |
These solid steel bracelets are of high quality and are made by Taikonaut time (so not by Seiko). The standard clasp is a sturdy clasp with 3 adjustment holes. It locks with a double-lock system, likemost Seiko clasps do.There are some options to change the clasp, Seiko clasps but also clasps with more adjustment holes or a ratcheting systeme to make the bracelet a little bit longer. The links of the bracelets are screwed, a 1.4mm screwdriver will work; use some loc-tite to secure the screws.
The end pieces are made of solid steel, so they can only be used for the Seiko SKX007/SKX009/SKX011 or SKX171 case.
When you use a rubber strap or a nato, use the OEM fat push pin from Seiko.
When you use a rubber strap or a nato, use the OEM fat push pin from Seiko.
- Solid Oyster, with 18 or 20mm clasp, so one tapers from 22mm to 20mm, and the other from 22 to 18mm.
- Solid Jubilee, with 18mm clasp. Almost identical to the Seiko Jubilee, but here the middle parts come out of the end piece.
- Solid Presidential, with 18mm clasp. Here the middle piece also comes out of the end piece. Almost the same as the Seiko Presidential that was mounted on the SKXA53.
Lumpy, with 20mm clasp. A nice, souple bracelet, even though it is heavy.
- Engineer-2, with 20mm clasp. A very robuste bracelet, the heaviest one.
- Angus Jubilee, with 18mm clasp. Larger and higher links than the solid Jubilee.
- RollBall, with 18mm clasp. Nice retro bracelet.
| Small tip: Remove the push pins and swipe the end pice a few times between the lugs. This will remove steel from the side if the drilled lug holes, and the push pins go in easier. |
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