CasioG-2900F-1 602, 2548 - Watch, strip

Great replacement band for my 12 year old G-Shock…I actually like it even better than the original one…would highly recommend

The Band arrived one day early, which is great. It looks exactly the same as my old band and fits my GShock G-2900. It was a little tricky to change the band, so if you are going to change it yourself I would recommend watching a youtube video. Ther are small springs that need to be depressed to get the old band off that need to be put on the new band. The band looks and feels great.

This is the second time we have purchased this watch band. The quality is really good. Watch is quite a few years old and still works great. Much better to replace the band every couple of years than to buy a new watch!

Just to let you all know. I need a replacement for my G-Shock. Did a search, found this, and I got an Amazon note that I actually purchased this before (which I hadn't remembered! LOL). It was in April 2015. So I already got this replacement band for my Casio. It lasted me 2 years and 10 months. Then cracked. I wear the watch literally 365 days a year. So whether you think that is good, or bad... you can expect to get about 3 years of life out of this replacement band. Looking back, I bought the watch in April 2010. So the original factory lasted 5 years. Hope this helps. :)

Great band - fit and finish were perfect. I would have given it 5 stars except there were no strap pins with the band. This is a real pain if you are missing a pin. Watch pins should be very inexpensive and to include two of them with the strap should be (and I believe it is) the standard for watch bands. If you don't need the pins, it's a perfect deal.

It's a perfect factory replacement watchband for the one I wore out on two deployments. It cost relatively little, much cheaper than a new watch, and it got here faster than estimated. Highly recommended. There are exactly two things that would have made me even happier with this purchase: an instruction sheet, and replacement hinge pins. Note you DO NOT have to take out the screws in the corners of the watch case to remove the old band or insert the new one; just insert the flat of a thin screwdriver blade between the band and the hinge and use it to compress the spring-loaded hinge pin; note that this can be accomplished because each hinge pin has a pair of concentric protrusions at each end, giving you something you can gain purchase on with the screwdriver blade. Once you've compressed the pin to the point that one end is free of its socket, wiggle it free of the case and pull the other end free of its socket and the band comes right off. You'll have to re-use your old hinge pins unless you find new ones somewhere else, so don't throw them away. Place a hinge pin through the channel at the end of one band, then hold the band level while you maneuver a pin-socket onto one end of the hinge pin (the channel in the bands are somewhat loose, and if tilted the pin will fall right out - unless you're lucky, you'll then need to get down on your hands and knees and look for it, which would be a real pain on shag carpet). I found it much easier to compress the hinge pin for re-insertion with my thumbnail; it kept skittering off my small screwdriver. Once compressed enough to be re-inserted in the case, seat the ends of the hinge pin in their sockets within the case and give them a bit of a tug to ensure they're properly seated.

Fits well

This is an original watch strap, it is basically identical to what came with my Gshock g2900. Replacing the band was a little challenging, as I didn't have the proper tools to insert the spring bars into the watch,but after 10 minutes fiddling I was able to finally get the strap secured. Overall I'm very happy with it. You do not have to remove any screws in order to replace the band. Just use the spring bars that came with the previous old strap that yoare replacing.