WatchWatchWatchReplacement Watch Strap 18mm Black Resin to fit Casio F91, F105, F94

The otherwise magnificent Casio F-91W is infamous for its plastic strap, which fails after about two years of daily wearing, long before even the battery runs out. Annoyingly, a genuine replacement strap is the same price as a new watch (£9.99). This aftermarket version at £3-4 is therefore welcome (and let’s be honest, all you really want to spend to get your cheap Casio back in action). It’s not an exact replica of the original strap, but it’s pretty close. It’s a little more matt in texture but is comfortable and seems at least as strong as the original. The buckle is plastic not metal, but who cares when the rest of the watch is plastic anyway? Durability not rated - let’s see if it can do two years...…here we are two years later and yes it can! (April 2024)

Replaced a broken strap on a Casio AW-49HE-2AVEF. It did not come with pins, but I used the original ones with no problem. The quality is undoubtedly inferior to that of the one supplied with the watch, and the tongue of the strap is a little tight in the buckle, but it does the job at a reasonable price, so I'm satisfied with my purchase.

Bought to replace the strap on my Casio W-800H. Fitted well, however the strap was not as long as the original and the buckle broke straight away as the plastic used is not the same as used by Casio. It is a cheap copy and I will not be buying this again. Not recommended.

As being a Casio fan the straps break a lot quicker than the metal strap ones I have had this watch since I bought it in Tenerife 6 years ago no matter how loose or tight the straps will break so it is brill once you got all the tools and don't have to take to jewelry shops or shoe menders or even h samuals who I used to work for simple and easy to repair

Reasonably priced and good fit

Comes with the two spring-loaded rods for fitting to the watch. It fitted OK (usual pig of a job to get the rod fitted). Currently using only the buckle part as the other strap with the holes is still OK. However, the plastic buckle itself is badly moulded and has tiny sharp spikes which stick into the wrist. I took a scalpel to them and it's OK now but the plastic was rather easy to cut so I am not expecting a long life from it.

I picked this up for an old Casio Ana Digi I had found lying around which I had owned since school. Sadly the watch didn't work once I put in a new battery....Shame. The original strap was no longer available to order from TikTox. This was the closest match, admittedly it was cheap, but the strap is so thin and cheaply made, I'd feel unsafe wearing any watch on it.

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