Juntan Stainless Steel Curved Ends Tapered 18mm 20mm 22mm 23mm 24mm Metal Watch Band Flexible Watch Strap Replacement Bracelet Deployment Double Flip Lock Buckle Silver Black

This is an excellent enhancement to the Casio MDV106. Although installation is a little tricky, the bracelet DOES FIT the Casio Duro.The trick is to start one end of the spring bar by placing it directly into the spring bar hole and then rock the end link into the lugs. Then depress the extended spring bar and push the end link fully into place. At this point, you’ll have trouble getting the unseated end of the spring bar to seat into its hole. So use a small screw driver, pushpin or the provided spring bar tool to gently push the unseated towards the case so it will align with its hole. A couple nudges using this method and the spring bar will eventually align and seat into its hole. Then use the provided spring bar tool to press each end of the spring bar outward to ensure it is fully seated and you’re done. Although this sounds tricky, it really itsn’t difficult and can be done in minutes.Anyway, if you can follow the above guide, this bracelet will be an excellent addition to your watch. It’s very well made for the money. Solid links throughout, good weight and tolerances and nice finishing. The clasp is also pretty solid for the money. Overall a perfect complement to the Casio Duro, especially if you have the two tone black and gold Duro, since two tone bracelets are hard to find for this model.Anyway, give it a shot and you’ll be glad you did.

I got it for my Casio MDV-106 Duro (if you know it by that name). At first glance, it’s very well packaged, with all the tools you need (and they are very good quality, by the way). The links are solid and very well polished or brushed. It looks and feels well made, and the fit is excellent. The Duro has a 44mm diameter, 12mm thickness, and a 22mm lug width, so it fits perfectly. It’s even better than the one Casio makes for it. The Jubilee-style bracelet suits it very well, as it’s a diver’s watch.

I'll start with the good. This watch band is exactly what I was looking for. It's comfortable, good looking, and feels high quality. It has a very reassuring weight and feels very solid. The tools it comes with are getting the job done with no issues, so adjusting the bracelet size is easy and straightforward.The bad is the installation. The tab on the bottom make is very difficult, if not impossible, to fit on a watch with thicker and more substantial lugs (Timex Expedition 40mm T46681 is shown). I eventually resorted to bending the tabs inward and was able to eventually get the curved ends to attach. The fit in between the lugs is extremely tight, which makes things even more difficult, but that's a result of the style rather than the specific product itself I think, so that's just something you need to be aware of before going into the installation.Overall I'm happy with the purchase. Be patient during the installation, and if you need to be, be creative.

This bracelet is in the classic Rolex Jubilee style which has two brushed finished rows on the outer sides with three polished finish rows in the middle. It was originally designed for the Rolex Datejust watches since the 1950s. The quality of this bracelet for the metal, the finish and the weight are all perfectly good. It is comparable to products many times the price. The system to lengthen and shorten is excellent using pins. A metal tool is provided with spare pins to change for wrist size. This bracelet comes at a pretty high overall length to fit pretty much everyone. There are many removable links to make it much smaller. There is also three adjustable micro adjustable positions as part of the flip clasp. It is also reasonably scratch resistant.

Let me start by saying that I am a loyal Casio Duro (MDV 106) fan. I've collected all the available models and particularly appreciate that you can still find the Duro with the iconic Marlin logo at a reasonable price on Amazon. My latest acquisition was the green Duro, completing my collection. Along with it, Amazon recommended a stainless steel replacement bracelet, claiming compatibility with the model. At $19.99 (half the price of the watch), I decided to give it a try, expecting a premium experience given the reputable seller. The bracelet arrived in generic packaging with "Watch Band" printed on top—simple but decent. Inside, the bracelet was heavily wrapped in plastic, which, while protective, felt excessive and cumbersome to remove. On the plus side, the package included a pin remover, several spare pins, a bracelet adjustment tool, and an instruction manual. This thoughtful inclusion raised my expectations, and I was initially impressed. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm quickly turned to frustration when attempting to fit the bracelet to my Casio Duro. Despite Amazon marketing the product as compatible, the original pins that came with the watch did not fit the bracelet. Instead, the pins supplied with the band were much thinner, raising concerns about their durability. The real challenge came with aligning the bracelet to the watch using the provided pins. After over an hour of struggling, I could not achieve a proper fit. The misalignment issues were so severe that I doubt even a professional jeweler could make this bracelet work with the Duro. While the added tools and packaging suggest effort, the bracelet fails to deliver on its promise of compatibility with the Casio Duro. The mismatch in pin sizes and the poor fitment make it impractical for its intended purpose. For these reasons, I cannot recommend this band to any Casio Duro owner.