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Islander 22mm Brushed Solid-Link Watch Bracelet for Islander ISL-31 and Seiko Turtle Watches Curved End #BRAC-04 Reviews

4.8 Rating 71 Reviews
Craig Liebendorfer
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“Outstanding. I should have gone to LIW first!”
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Posted 4 years ago
Paul Gilmore
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“Perfect replacement for the stock Seiko bracelet. Thank you!”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Great fit”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Very nice bracelet for the price. 4 star rating because of only three adjustment holes. I found it hard to get a comfortable fit for my 7" wrist.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Bought for my seiko turtle SRP777. Much more comfortable than the OEM bracelet and clasp. I chose this bracelet due to the fact that it tapers down to 18mm, as I wanted to fit it to a Marinaster clasp. I had previously purchased the Strapcode Version of this watch, which I could not get to fit (despite trying doe a solid hour). This installed in 5 minutes with stock Seiko fatbars. Works great!”
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Posted 5 years ago
Chris McTague
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“These bracelets have excellent quality and tight tolerances. They definitely increase the wrist presence and value of the watch.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Perfect match/fit for my King Turtle. Easily one of the best bracelets you can get.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“The bracelet fits perfectly and looks like OEM. This was a replacement for my original broken Seiko Save the Ocean Manta Ray Turtle bracelet. Easy to adjust the links with screws instead of pins, which is a plus. There were a couple of small issues on this bracelet. First, I did notice that some of the screws taken out for adjustment were slightly bent without being worn on wrist, which means that the screws will eventually fail and fall out if bent over time with wear. Also, after adjusting the bracelet, The deployment clasp was caught on the dandling security latch and prevented from fully unclasping.”
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Posted 5 years ago