Seiko SNKL23 with an Oyster Bracelet. This is my first mechanical watch that I ever bought and have the most wrist time currently due to versatility with straps and bracelet. Really love the oyster bracelet on it. I don’t think I will change it any time soon even though I bought a bunch of straps for it and I like the look of them all.
My first mod on this was changing it to a jubilee bracelet and I didn’t know about tapering and man that changed a lot. Looks and feel and weight. So I switched the non tapered jubilee to a tapered one.
Note, I have a post about upgrading the spring bar to a larger size which reduce the gap between the hollow end link and the bracelet. It’s very noticeable if the pictures in the post. So I highly recommended if you plan to get this oyster bracelet. Check out the post about the bracelet and upgrade spring bar :)
Newbie, I got the watch bug xD …trying to be good and not trying to buy every affordable watch I like and save for a good one, like a grand Seiko, Omega, or Tudor…most likely a grand Seiko with spring...
Totally digging the look of the snkl23 on a proper metal bracelet. Very nice!
Looks fantastic! I also have an SNKL23, can I ask where you purchased the oyster bracelet from?
Looks fantastic! I also have an SNKL23, can I ask where you purchased the oyster bracelet from?
I got it on eBay. I have a review on one of my recent post. Maybe it might change your mind of getting it or not.
Here is the short link:
https://bit.ly/43FAaa0
Looks fantastic! I also have an SNKL23, can I ask where you purchased the oyster bracelet from?
OEM end link
Looks fantastic! I also have an SNKL23, can I ask where you purchased the oyster bracelet from?
There’s no gap but the height is a tad shorter than the oem curve end link…maybe a defect one that I got.
I got it on eBay. I have a review on one of my recent post. Maybe it might change your mind of getting it or not.
Here is the short link:
https://bit.ly/43FAaa0
Thanks for the link and photos, it’s really helpful! I’ll definitely take a look
Thanks for the link and photos, it’s really helpful! I’ll definitely take a look
You’re welcome