That's not a phillips screwdriver and not phillips screws. Phillips screws are the tapered cross-style heads. That type screwdriver is a flat-head screwdriver and the screws are called slotted screws. Nice, thorough review!

@GadgetsforGentlemen

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment and thanks for the compliment. English is not my native language. Technical expertise is not my best part 😂 So thanks again for sharing your perspective!

I have a Strapcode 3D super oyster bracelet on my SKX009 and love it but I’m really liking the look of the angus jubilee bracelet. I do have an angus jubilee bracelet on my Orient Triton and it’s an amazing bracelet.

Just ordered one sibe I’ve almost lost my king turtle twice this week on the original Seiko strap which are the biggest junk with those pins. Also if you need the strap to go vertically down from your lugs the watch is too big for your wrist inho

Another option was that particular Jubilee bracelet from miltat/Strapcode, is to go for the straight end link. It will still give you the lug to lug distance like the original, however it just won’t have the fitted solid end links. Not a big deal in my book, but just another option for people to consider. Thanks for a great video bud!!!

@GadgetsforGentlemen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I have a straight end one by MiLTAT. Bought it in particular for the Glycine Combat Sub. You may find it on my channel if you use the search bar.

@Ayahu666

2 жыл бұрын

@@GadgetsforGentlemen hi i have question, how many mm clasp fit to that 22mm bracelet? 20mm or 18mm?

@ccooper8040

8 ай бұрын

Yes the straight ends are so much easier to install.

@ccooper8040

8 ай бұрын

@@Ayahu666 18mm

I have the same SKX009 & Miltat Angus Jubilee bracket. You made it look too easy. The tolerance on the solid end links made it very difficult.

@GadgetsforGentlemen

8 ай бұрын

I think it varies depending on the unique piece because there can be some tolerances.