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Squale Polished Bracelet for 50 ATMOS (1521) Models #CSSSQ20PO

Squale Polished Bracelet for 50 ATMOS (1521) Models #CSSSQ20PO

Brand: Squale

Product Code: CSSSQ20PO
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Island Watch Price: $260.00
$260.00
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Squale Polished Bracelet for 50 ATMOS (1521) Models #CSSSQ20PO

Squale's own bracelet made for the 50 ATMOS (1521) series of watches. The bracelet will fit all current and past models of Squale 1521. This version is the polished version and have a flip-lock deployant clasp with 4 positions of micro-adjust. A hidden diver's extension is included for using over a wet suit. It is solid link, is sized with screws and is a 20mm curved lug. It tapers to 18mm at the clasp.

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CSSSQ20PO
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Product Features
  • Color:Silver
  • Material:Stainless Steel
  • Finish:Polished
  • Ends:Curved
  • Length:175mm maximum
  • Weight:85 grams
  • Closure:Deployant clasp with diver's extension
Color: Silver
Material: Stainless Steel
Finish: Polished
Ends: Curved
Length: 175mm maximum
Closure: Flip-lock deployant clasp
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“Great buy”
March 21, 2025 by manuel P. (PA, United States)
“Fits great on my Squale 1521 onda edition
Give it a very shiny look”
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Nice look, idealistic and unrealistic install
June 23, 2024 by Tom M. (United States)
“It's...ok. As an engineer, I feel like it was designed by someone who drew it up in CAD with no sense of operational fit. I've been there and wasted days on a flight line because some young engineer knows CAD but doesn't know how to turn a wrench. With practically zero clearance between lugs and end links, the install is one of walking the endlink towards the case just enough to get one springbar end close enough to use a tool to push the springbar end into the lug...that assumes you are working with the looser sprung side of the springbar. The supplied springbars are thinner than those more commonly available, so absolutely do not lose one unless you have a spare. Maybe a fit procedure should have been written as well. It's a procedure rife with potential pitfalls, the worst being the potentail to scratch/gouge the lug finish. Yikes. I like being able to switch straps, but with this bracelet, one is less likely to since the PITA factor is so high.”
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