EACHE Stainless Steel Thick Mesh Watch Bands for Mens, Quick Release Adjustable Heavy Duty Mesh Watch Straps 18mm 20mm 22mm

Way better than I ever expected it to be at this price. It feels very sturdy but also soft on your skin. It was simple to put on with the easy release pins and adjusting it was also a breeze due to the slide lock. It looks great and has a great shine to it. Sizing was perfect, was slightly thick but not too bulky, and I have absolutely no complaints.

Very nice! Excellent quality, easy to install, very comfortable, great value, will buy again

Face it, the metal bracelets on most sub $300 watches are really cheap, with many being downright uncomfortable and unattractive. And though I prefer leather straps on my dress watches, a metal bracelet 'is' appropriate at times. So, I opted to try one of these bracelets to replace the cheap metal bracelet on one of my new watches and am happy I did. This band appears fairly well made, installs easily, adjusts easily, and is IMO attractive. Big improvement over the stock bracelet. What will it look like in a year or two? Who knows, but for the money, I think this is an easy recommendation. Would I put it on a Rolex or Omega? Probably not, but it works great on my Tissot and Seiko Prospex.

The mesh bracelet is surprisingly very well made for its $20 price. It is simple to attach with the spring pins provided (a spare pair included, too). No tools needed except for removing the existing leather strap that came with my watch. Place the spring bars provided into the lugs and you're done. The mesh is of the larger size and it goes well with a tool watch like a diver's, not a fine, smaller watch. It is well made of solid stainless steel and should last a long time with reasonable care.My only issue was not with the bracelet but the delivery date. This has happened with my last 3 orders recently. I followed the tracking information Amazon provides. Delivery was 3 days later than originally stated with no explanation other than it was "in transit". It was delivered in good condition and no damage to the packaging. No big issue but don't rely on the tracking info Amazon provides.

Seems to be well constructed. Mine came with a tiny blem towards the lug mount but tbh for 15 bucks I’m not even mad at it. Time will tell on durability. Not sure if I’d trust the spring bars it came with as they appear rather flimsy(didn’t try them just speaking based on appearance) but using my OEM spring bars it’s got a solid mount. Would like a slightly longer clasp as I have wide hands and it’s a bit snug on and off but overall it’s comfortable and locks up solid.

Awesome band at a great price. Used it for my promaster dive watch to make it look classier. It’s easy to place.

This review is for the thick 20 mm bracelet with clasp adjustment. For the price paid ($20 plus tax), I felt sure that even with glowing reviews, this bracelet had to be tacky looking and flimsy. It was going to be installed on a quite expensive watch, so tacky & flimsy would be going straight to the bin. I mainly just wanted to see how this watch would look on this style bracelet. Your opinion may differ, but this combo is a keeper for me. The only thing I changed to suit myself was to use a fine scratch pad to dull the luster so it matched the brushed finish of the watch head.The length adjustment is made by loosening the side of the clasp without pushbuttons, then sliding the tongue of the strap to either increase or decrease the overall length before closing that half of the clasp again. The other side of the clasp closes tightly and securely to retain the watch, clicking as it grabs onto two locking lugs. There are no adjustment holes or notches, so extremely minor adjustments are easily made.I've seen a few comments about the spring bars falling out while trying to install the bracelet to the watch head, but that can't happen if the provided quick change bars are used AND if the locking collars are bent down slightly after sliding the bars into the bracelet. The collars are left up a bit to allow pin insertion. Then the collars are pushed down enough to prevent the tiny ball from sliding underneath. On the photo of the underside, the collar is a strip of curved metal between the watch lug and the small ball.So - The entire bracelet, including spring bars and clasp, look and feel very solid and strong. There's no wiggling or twisting of any parts once mounted and adjusted. The bracelet wears very comfortably and is lighter weight than the watch's original. And the price? We all have our opinions about price vs. quality, but I personally feel this item is a steal at the current price.

Overall this watch band is pretty nice, but mine has a faulty clasp. It came in nicer packaging that I expected with thin (tricky to remove) plastic protecting the metal mesh. It came with 4 quick release pins instead of the two it requires which was a nice touch.The clasp is really easy to adjust and, as promised, no tools are needed. I find there to be two large downsides with the clasp:1. The spring-loaded buttons need to be more firm. As it stands, the clasp becomes unlatched on one side without even pressing the button. The travel required to unlatch one is reasonable, but I barely have to touch the other side.2. The clasp adds thickness. Not a ton, but it's noticeable when my arm rests on a hard surface.While I have small wrists, I still believe the "tail" (i.e. the part of the band I don't need) is far too long for the average human wrist. The added thickness from the tail is not pleasant, but far from a dealbreaker on its own.The metal mesh lines up as well as I've seen on an inexpensive band and has a beautiful shine (although I've seen some people file it down for a more matte look). The band does not snag on clothing and has more flex than anticipated.I like the concept of this band, but it's being sent back due to the clasp and comfort issues due to thickness.