here are some specs:
About 170 mm overall length (not including end links)
Closed clasp on the underside 35mm
Links are 6.5 mm
5 links are removeable on one side and 4 on the other
tapers from 20 mm to 16 mm at the clasp
I didn't have to do any presoak or anything to remove links. I took out 3. 2 from the side with 5 and 1 from the other side. It maybe 5 minutes if that.
The clasp closes in both directions so there is no 'wrong' way to put the bracelet on. The Christopher Ward etched into the buckle would just be upside down.
It wears really well. We have a good hot humid day here today so as the day goes on we will see how the fit changes. On my 7.5 inch wrist it is very comfortable currently. We will see if I miss the micro-adjust.
The Sealander watch head is light enough that having the jubilee style doesn't make it feel top heavy at all.
I really like the look. It is basically a jubilee with flat instead of rounded links. The polished links aren't so polished that they stick out and look cheap. It looks really good.
Because of the short links the bracelet really hugs the wrist making it very comfortable. It would imagine it being even more comfortable on smaller wrists.
The new quick release spring bar design is only marginally better. Those that have trouble getting the nails in there will still have the same issue I think. The problem is that the slider levers are just so small the change they made doesn't make a whole lot of difference. Although now they are visibly more rounded than before.
I very much like the bracelet. It is a nice addition to the bracelet options. To my eye it dresses up the Sealander a bit which isn't a bad thing at all.
A little wrist roll for your viewing pleasure.
Let me know if you guys have any other questions.
