18mm 20mm 22mm 316L Stainless Steel Fold Safety Clasp Buckle Clasp Fit SKX Dive Watch

good quality clasp

I bought this buckle to replace the one that came on my Strapcode Miltat Endmill 22mm bracelet that I bought a couple of years ago for my Breitling SuperOcean 44; which came on a rubber strap. The 22mm bracelet tapers down to 18mm at the buckle. My original buckle was defective, and I never got around to inquiring of them to get it replaced, and they (Strapcode) informed me that too much time had lapsed since when I purchased it, therefore they would not replace it free of charge; (They wanted about $20.00 plus around $15.00 shipping) I understand that, and don't have any complaints. I searched for an 18mm buckle on Amazon, and ordered this one, even though I saw a couple of customers' feedback stating that they did not receive the correct size. I figured I'd take my chances, since Amazon has been good about their return policies in my experience. Anyway, I got the right size clasp/buckle that I ordered, and I want to say it is exactly the same clasp as the original that came on my Strapcode bracelet. You couldn't tell the difference even if you put it under a microscope. It fit perfectly, and is sturdy enough considering it didn't come on a $700.00 bracelet. I'm totally happy with the overall buying experience, and saved myself about $23.00

The actual product is fine, the milled stainless steel is great, the only issue is the size chart in the description. If a person has a 20mm bracelet they will think they need to order a 20mm clasp, but when you get the clasp, it is actually for a 22mm bracelet instead of a 20mm. The description is actually giving you the size of the clasp itself, not for the size of the bracelet you need/have. So if you have a 20mm bracelet, you have to order an 18mm clasp instead of a 20mm one because you will get the wrong size. So be careful when ordering, unless Amazon/Vendor will correct or clarify in their description.

Good quality. Good price.

My husband had a watch I gave him when we were married, quite some time ago, that had a broken clasp thanks to our youngest child. We took it to a jeweler who said he'd have to build a piece to fix it at a price tag we could not afford. Thanks to this piece he is happily wearing his watch again. We are very pleased and grateful.

TLDR; Easy to install and inexpensive milled clasp that might be too small to for many wrist sizes. Also, finishing could be better. IT'S $10!Pros:-Inexpensive-Easy install.-Nicely Milled-Adequate brushed finish-It costs $10Cons:-Far too small for some people (I installed it on a brand new Seiko turtle without taking off any links and I still had to micro adjusted it to the loosest setting to fit my 7 1/2" wrist with a snug fit)-Brushing detail can be better (but adequate for 10$)-The clamp is really stiff so there's a bit of force needed to close it (like you're going to break it) but that might also mean it's secure on the wrist. Will update later if that changes.-The edges could of been buffed better to be less sharp-The secondary Buckle takes minimal force to unlatch which could be precarious.-The underside of the metal is dirty/unfinished.Conclusion: It's 10$. It works as intended. Definitely better than a stamped metal clasp. If you're using this on a watch you've already sized and have a thicker wrist, maybe look somewhere else unless you have the extra links available.

The clasp that came with my Timex GMT 38mm had no micro-adjust. Sometimes you can get lucky by simply removing enough links to for a decent fit. Unfortunately, this bracelet either choked my wrist or it slid right down past my wrist bone on to my hand after removing links. I really like the original bracelet though so I ordered this new 18mm clasp instead of an entire new bracelet.It now fits perfectly and I couldn't be happier. This clasp has 3 micro-adjust holes which is just enough. Installation is tricky though for beginners so I recommend just searching for guides on YouTube. It took me a few tries to get it right. Also, make sure you have enough spring bars. I almost lost one of mine from the old clasp as once you disengage them, they *boing!* right out of the clasp and can go flying lol.Also be careful to measure where the bracelet connects to the clasp. If you have a bracelet that tapers, it might go smaller than the bracelet width is listed. Mine was a uniform 18mm though and worked great.

Fitted it to my Citizen Tsuyosa, very nice