Uncle Seiko Titanium Bracelets for NTTD

[Trogster]

Has anyone tried one of the Uncle Seiko Titanium bracelet options for the Omega NTTD?

Looking for feedback.

[Thol]

I have the bottom one, the "Lincoln". I like it, it is a little loose, has some inherent "stretch", but is comfortable, matches the titanium of nttd, was easy to install and relatively easy to adjust with a pin pusher. The clasp is cheap-ish as would be expected, but feels sturdy. I think it is worth the money and good in rotation.

[Trogster]

Originally Posted by Thol

I have the bottom one, the "Lincoln". I like it, it is a little loose, has some inherent "stretch", but is comfortable, matches the titanium of nttd, was easy to install and relatively easy to adjust with a pin pusher. The clasp is cheap-ish as would be expected, but feels sturdy. I think it is worth the money and good in rotation.

Thanks for the feedback. I think I'll give the Jubilee style a try and will report back with my impressions.

[brandrea]

The President looking one looks great

[Trogster]

Originally Posted by brandrea

The President looking one looks great

I agree...but I find it detracts from the NTTD, rather than complimenting it.

[HiDive]

I think both of those bracelets look great on that watch. I won't buy a sports watch / diver if it does not have a metal bracelet available. That second one looks enough like an Omega.

[Giovannibravo]

Originally Posted by Trogster

Has anyone tried one of the Uncle Seiko Titanium bracelet options for the Omega NTTD?

Looking for feedback.

It looks good. I am not a fan of Uncle Seiko due to the extremely poor customer service from the owner Larry.

[gamingdoctor]

Originally Posted by Giovannibravo

It looks good. I am not a fan of Uncle Seiko due to the extremely poor customer service from the owner Larry.

What was your experience?

[Trogster]

The Uncle Seiko bracelet for my NTTD arrived.

Ordered on the 6th December, and arrived the 10th December!

Impressions:

The bracelet is light...coming in at 44.6 grams (1.57Oz) with the solid end links.

The clasp appears to be fully machined, and locks with confidence. Five adjustment holes ensure perfect sizing.

Fitment was very good. Installation and sizing was uneventful.

For the price ($258CAD [$180USD]+ $40 Fedex Fees shipped to Canada), it's a pretty good value.

Of course it's not nearly as good as an OEM bracelet, however for the price I can't complain.

The color and texture matches the NTTD nicely. Plus it's much more comfortable than the OEM mesh style bracelet.

I give it a score of 7/10.

[Giovannibravo]

Originally Posted by gamingdoctor

What was your experience?

Mine personally was emailing him about whether a bracelet was compatible on a certain Seiko I was looking to buy. His response was quite abrasive. I have heard others look to return bracelets as the fit and finish wasn't acceptable. They claimed that he didn't stand by his product.