MiLTAT22mm Watch Band for Seiko Turtle SRP773 SRP775 SRP777 SRPA21, Endmill Screw-Link

I own several Seiko watches and have never liked the OEM metal bracelets from Seiko. I have purchased several replacement bracelets from Strapcode/Mil-tat for my Seiko's. Each bracelet is custom fit for the particular Seiko model, comes with solid end links, and has screws instead of pins to size the bracelet. The bracelets are mad of 316L stainless steel and come in several beautiful designs. The bracelets are extremely comfortable and of the highest quality. I highly recommend Mil-tat for their incredible metal watch bracelets!

Beautifully made band. Fits my Seiko SRPC91 like factory. Factory packaging was intact. No loose screws or missing pieces. Band fits nice and tight against the case. Install is simple with even a cheap spring bar tool. Sizing requires a small flat tip screwdriver, but still by far the simplest to size of any band I've owned. Both took less than 20 minutes. I'm not 100% sold on the band tapering from 22mm to 18mm at the clasp, but given the weight of the band it's probably a good design.

Great quality slightly expensive

I am way to deep into the watch game, my wife would say that its a problem. When I saw the new Seiko Turtle I knew that I had to have one, once I got it the question is always what strap should I put it on? Most people reading this review probably know that the Seiko straps aren't the best option. Originally I bought a Nato for the watch. But after wearing it like that for about a year I started to think about doing something else with this watch. The turtle is probably the watch I end wearing most often and all of my divers are on Nato straps.I started looking at Metal options and Strapcode was always coming up as the best option out there. I went back and forth about Jubliee or something else and if you go out to their website there are a number of options available. Ultimately landed on the Endmill style just because it looks different, it pops and makes the watch stand out.There is honestly nothing bad that I can say about the band. It was easy to fit, its comfortable to wear, it looks good with the watch. Its honestly perfect. It is worth the extra money.

Ordered this to replace the bracelet on my Seiko turtle. It does not fit the contour of the case like the pictures show. It is sloppy.

Just adding my 2 cents on this thing: The end pieces fit nicely into the lug recess and against the case with no noticeable gaps or flaws for a bracelet at this price point. This is my 2nd aftermarket bracelet for the newer Turtle (didn't like the 1st) and While I'm happy with this bracelet I did take 2 stars away because 1) There should be simple instructions on installing the end pieces to save people used to SKX, etc. type installs a lot of trouble. 2) Having screws instead of pins for taking links out is great but the slot for the screwdrivers are a bit shallow and I had to go through a series of small drivers until I found one that worked and it still wasn't perfect. Either provide a tool or make the slots deeper or narrower please. 3) Some of the screws were really tight, others were quite loose. They really should all be a uniform tightness and need to be checked before wearing. Overall a nicely built bracelet that looks great and is comfortable

I got this to replace the annoying rubber strap on my Save the Ocean Turtle (SRPC91K). It fits the case well and has a nice look and feel. I also purchased the dark batman turtle (SRPC25J1) and find that this strapcode bracelet looks and feels much better than stock. Other reviews state that fitment was difficult, but I had no issues. It fit as good or better than stock OEM bracelets for me. Not sure if this is a hit/miss QC issue.However, it must be noted that this tapers from 22mm down to about 18 at the clasp. I like that. There are also only 3 micro adjustments, which is good for me. Right now, i have it set at the middle adjustment and can go a little each way. If I have to take off a link, that is easy with a small screwdriver.A seiko fiend I know also looked at both and stated that he preferred the stock bracelet because it maintained the 22mm throughout. Also, the stock bracelet had the seiko branding and dive extension. He stated, "this is a dive watch, it should have a dive extension." I don't like the dive extension and will not dive with this watch (maybe snorkel). So we are all different. maybe this is for you...maybe it is not. But if you get tired of the metal keeper on the stock rubber strap coming off every few minutes and you like metal bracelets, I would recommend this as an upgrade.

My seiko King Turtle came with bracelet. Online reviews made this out to be an upgrade. Upon arrival, no pins were provided. There were covers over the end links. I held the stock next to this and compared.Held horizontally it drooped too much. The stock held dead straight. It felt loose like a very old worn stretched out one- but appeared unworn. Just the design or tolerances.If you don’t have a metal bracelet this looks like it would fit. It might work. It didn’t feel worth it. Or heavier in any way. I packaged it up for return as it wasn’t even worth the attempt.