Fullmosa Watch Band, Quick Release Leather Watch Strap for Men Women, Replacement Bands Width 14mm 16mm 18mm 19mm 20mm 21mm 22mm 24mm

I recently purchased the Fullmosa Watch Band, Quick Release Leather Watch Strap (22mm) as a replacement for my aging watch strap, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. This band is a good upgrade, transforming the look of my watch with its sleek, quality leather and polished stainless steel buckle. The quick-release mechanism made attachment a breeze—no tools needed, just a simple slide and click, and it was securely in place within seconds. The leather feels soft yet durable, molding comfortably to my wrist while adding a touch of elegance that’s perfect for both casual and formal occasions. I’m genuinely impressed with the value for the price and would gladly buy from Fullmosa again for their quality, style, and ease of use.

I bought this for my husband’s cheap Walmart watch that kept breaking bands, and this one has held up perfectly. He wears it every single day, and after three months it still looks good and hasn’t shown any signs of tearing or cracking. The leather feels nice and soft, and the quick-release pins made it super easy to install. It gives his watch a more classic look without spending much money. Definitely worth it for the quality and durability!

I ordered two of these, which are exactly as described. Very stylish straps I intend to modify with deployant clasps and and install on a couple of dress watches on order. Very good quality for the price, if a bit stiff out of the box.

This is the 2nd band I've ordered from Fullmosa. The stitching quality and colors are true to the pictures and at reasonable prices. Good value and quality!

When it came time to replace the worn out leather strap on my MVMT (Legacy Slim) watch, I spent an hour looking for an inexpensive - yet equally stylish option. I settled on this brand. MVMT's website said their Watch straps were 20mm, so that's what I got here. The Strap retention system is embedded into the leather. It was Quick and easy to install on my watch. The Polished Aluminum finish of the buckle system matches perfectly with the Bezel on my watch. The leather is a bit stiff (Which was expected) when you first go to strap your watch to your wrist. After a few days of wear, it settles nicely and retains the shape. Which allows for easier subsequent wears. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with my choice!

this item worked perfectly. materials high quality

I’ve been wearing for a few weeks and it has broken in very nicely. At first it was stiff and uncomfortable, as leather typically is, but did not take hardly any time at all to break in and now it’s the most comfortable watch band I’ve worn. Fits my garmin Lily 2 active perfectly and looks great. I expect it to last so I will update if there’s an issue in the future, if I feel like it warrants complaining about I’ll be sure to take advantage of the edit review feature at that time.

I ordered two of these for my Seiko Solar, which takes a 20 mm leather band. The quality looks OK at first blush, although wearing will tell. The band is just barely long enough for my fairly large wrist, but there is probably room to punch one more hole in the strap if need be. It comes packaged with a nice little tool for working with watch pins. BUT ... (fairly big BUT) the watch pins that came with the band are too short to meet the lugs on my watch. No biggie, I'm thinking, I will use my old pins. The pins with the new band, however, are designed with a spring-loaded thumb catch to cock it for insertion without tools, and the thumb catch means the pin, barring heroic measures, is permanently part of the band. I e-mailed support in HK about this, going back and forth. They had me measure the gap in my watch lugs (21 mm), which led to their conclusion that the watch band I ordered was the wrong size for my watch. Maybe so, but the pins I have been using in my watch are from an after-market 20 mm watch band, and I am pretty sure that Seiko, which must make millions of watches every year, knows how to make a watch to spec. Having traveled back with this order from the US to Canada, returning it would be somewhat complex and expensive, so I decided to try the nuclear option. With my finest needle-nose pliers, I snapped the thumb catch off the new pins, extracted the pins from the band, chucked them out and used my old pins instead. Which worked. So, long story short, if this seems too much drama for a change of watch bands, you might want to query the length of the pins relative to the needs of your watch before ordering, UPDATE August 26/18: The company contacted me and offered a 50% refund on my purchases. which I think was quite fair of them.