WOCCI 22mm Braided Nylon Watch Band for Men and Women, Quick Release, Black Stainless Steel Buckle (Black)

I bought this watch band for an older Timex Expedition I've had for many years. The watch itself was made in what everyone today refers to as a "field watch." In fact Timex is still selling a watch that looks almost exactly like mine, but chances are it's larger in diameter, as the trend of late is to make watches look like you're wearing a dinner plate. It was a gift from my wife, and it quickly became one of my favorites to wear. Like many of today's field watches, it has a dark earth brown metal watch case, with an off-white creamy colored dial and clear, concise Arabic numerals at all of the indices. It also arrived wearing a comfortable watch band made up of khaki-colored cloth, with portions in military style olive-drab green and small areas finished in dark brown leather. This is a two-piece watch band that closes with a buckle-type clasp. It set the watch off perfectly for many years. Unfortunately, with the passage of those years the band was showing its age, and so I began looking for a replacement. Since most Timex watches are relatively inexpensive to start with, there usually are no exact replacement bands available (come on Timex, I'm still rocking the 21-jewel self-wind watch my mother got me back in 1963! You could be making beaucoup bucks selling original-style replacement watch bands for so many of your past iconic watches!). Anyway, I wound up trying a new nylon olive-drab modified NATO band for my Expedition. The look was different from the original, but it did look good and the price wasn't exorbitant. Unfortunately, too many watch band suppliers don't always give complete size information, and in my case the new band fit with the buckle being set at the next to the last hole to be comfortable. While this didn't make the watch band unusable, it did mean that the loose-end of the band didn't quite fit all-of-the-way through both steel keeper loops sewn into the band. That means they're fixed in place; you cannot slide them closer to the buckle, and that allowed the end of the watch band to frequently come out of the second keeper and hang out, loose. To me that says the band itself is too small for my wrist. I've had this problem with other bands over the years. When I happened upon the webpage for these braided bands and noted the size of wrists it should fit I ordered one in olive-drab. Well, these bands look different, and they are different. Not bad, just different. Once on the watch and then on my arm, they remind me of some of those woven metal watch bands they sometimes call "Milanese." If you've tried one of these bands then you know that once on, the clasp is barely noticeable, the band is exceptionally adjustable in sizing and there is no loose end of the band as typical buckle-type of watch bands have. I'm finding this braided watch band to be exceptionally comfortable to wear and does a fine job of keeping my watch in place despite the "stretchiness" of braided nylon. It does take a few adjustments to get the fit just-right, but this is an easy thing to do and takes just a few seconds. I like these bands, and for a very affordable price it makes for a nice change for your watch!

I have been hunting through a variety of straps for my Casio AE1200. You want something more durable and nice looking than thr stock one, yet one that is comfortable and can stand up to the elements. And one that fits the usually designed case. This, is the perfect strap!! By selecting the 18mm option you will get a strap that both firsts the case at the lugs but, looks perfectly wide in the band. It is light, and exceedingly comfortable. Yet, it also dries quickly. And seems relatively durable. To me, it is everything the watch itself is, cheap, cheerful, and useful. I would absolutely recommend this strap for anyone with a Casio of any kind but, especially, the AE1200.

Installing a watch onto this watchband is so easy. No tool needed. This is a great watchband. Lots of colors, nice looking.The only criticism I have is that the buckle is somewhat temperamental. Once the band is attached and you want to wear it, you have to fuss around with the buckle in order to be sure you have closed it properly as it will pop open. Once closed properly, it stays closed but the first few days were hit or miss as to whether I had gotten it closed correctly. Not a lot of instruction given regarding locking the buckle.

Look, if you buy a Casio F91-W, you need to understand that the low price of the watch is, depending on how rough you are and your wrist size, going to eventually fight again the replacement costs for bands/straps.I've had several break - plastic buckels are often a culprit, but even ones with metal buckles end up breaking at another plastic point.This one, though, has thicker plastic in the few areas where it is, a metal buckle, and a nice stretchy material so it goes and and off with less pressure on more sensitive parts.It's very comfortable, fairly easy to resize, and personally, I think looks very good.Will it last forever? Probably not, but this far it gives me hope/confidence it will at least outlast my other bands, even if the watch will likely outlast my own body.

Love this band! Very easy to adjust and very comfortable. It fits the watch perfectly and it’s much gentler on my skin than the silicone bands

This band is comfortable and looks decent. The elastic in theory makes it easy to take on and off without readjusting, but doesn't work in practice. The mechanism loosens and requires readjustment every time I put the band back on. While this style does allow for a more precise fitting, the need to refit it each time I put it on gets annoying quickly as it takes more effort to size than a traditional band style.The band is cheap enough that I probably won't return it, but I'm considering this to be a backup band until I clean my more expensive preferred band.

Purchased, in green khaki, for a Wolbrook SkindiverI have a pretty good collection of Dive Watches, and over the years have purchased quite a number of bands. Lots of NATO straps, occasional leather, rubber dive straps, parachute straps and probably others. From the super cheap ones, to Blu Shark and above.This strap is likely the most comfortable and simple strap I have ever put on a watch. Nothing dangling out of a loop, no need to do some weird pass, or modify a NATO so the watch doesn't stick an inch off your wrist and get caught on everything. It is well constructed, soft, the woven pattern is tight and without loose threading, the "end links" are plastic, but well made and clean. It is infinitely adjustable, but the strap is elastic enough to have some give, but keeps in one place on your wrist. And does both comfortably.I like it so much I ordered two more. One for an SKX and one for a Serica.If there is a negative to the strap, it would only be that a version with regular spring bars be available, and not just the quick release pins. I just trust those more, although the quick release on these seems reliable.