GREENOLIVESilicone Rubber Watch Strap/Watch Band Replacement for Swatch (17mm 19mm 20mm)

Looks:Super sparkly + smooth. Matches the blue of my Swatch casing perfectly.Value for money:For the price, I am pleasantly surprised how easy it was to change out and how well it fits. I have zero complaints.

Good quality

It’s not easy to find a strap for a vintage Swatch, and this one fits perfect.Pros: It was easy to put on, and the silicone material is soft and flexible.Cons: the plastic pin buckle is cheaply made, and it has sharp corners. Luckily the corners don’t contact your skin when you’re wearing it.Please also note that the strap is not all that long; if your wrist is more than 7 inches around, you won’t have much runway when you’re tucking the strap into the loop.

Fit perfect, easy to install. I love that I can wear my watch again! The dimensions match the original band.

Very cheap and very thin plastic looks like it came out of a gum ball quarter machine and top off was missing the tool kit so I returned it and found an original one off eBay to replace from an vintage swatch watch

I like it. I have small wrists so the fit is good. If you have large wrists, the strap length may not be adequate. The tool is a must to take out the pin.

FINALLY, someone has made an afforable aftermarket Swatch compatible strap that works like a charm for now...and it even comes with a handy pin tool and extra pins if needed.This strap fits but it runs a little on the snug side. My wrist is an average 7" and I'm using the next to last hole available on the end of the strap with an extra 6 holes available so it's able to fit a Barbie doll? This strap won't fit a big guy's wrist - they need to redesign the hole layout.I have had the worst luck trying to find replacement straps for my Swatch watches because Swatch and their 'official' resellers (Squiggly) don't make 'new' replacement straps for their older timepieces - so the ones I've ordered are "authentic" and just as old as the watch itself - they are also way too expensive (some straps have cost nearly as much as the watch itself) and their "authentic" cheap plastic material is usually dry rotted already & either dead on arrival or won't last long at all if you plan to wear it often.This strap's buckle doesn't instill much confidence that it'll last a long time but I'm hoping I can find a way to replace it without having to reorder the strap again. If they made this with more durable buckle (powder coated aluminum or other metal), it would be worth an extra $5. Hopefully they'll refine their design and eventually manufacture it. For now, $10 is still a better deal than the $35 broken "authentic" one I received.

No queda exacto en el reloj, es un poco grande la parte en donde se incrusta. La calidad es perfecta pero no cazaba el tamaño que va a la maquinaria