JaysAndKays on Etsy and eBay is the go-to seller for aftermarket G-Shock parts such as bullbar face protectors, strap adapters, and nylon NATO-style straps. JaysAndKays is now selling metal strap adapters and stainless steel bands to upgrade popular G-Shock watches like the GW-9400 Rangeman, GX-56 “King”, GA-100 series, GG-1000 Mudmaster, and more. The stainless steel bands have a black PVD finish and the kits include all the necessary parts and tools for installation. The metal adapters can also accommodate two-piece NATO and Zulu-style bands that are also available and will work with one-piece straps too. The metal adapter and band kits are available on the JaysAndKays Etsy store.
Etsy Links:
Stainless Steel Band Kit GW-9400 Rangeman, GX-56, GA-100: The stainless steel band kit includes the metal adapters and a 22 mm black PVD metal band.
Stainless Steel Band Kit for Casio GG-1000, GWG-100, and GSG-100 Mudmaster: This kit does not fit the original GWG-1000 Mudmaster. See video.
Metal Adapter and black PVD stainless steel bracelet for DW-5600/GW-M5610, DW-6900/GW-6900
All metal adapters and bands including GPR-B1000 Rangeman, G-STEEL 100/200/300, G-9000 Mudman, GWF-D1000 Frogman Also available are metals bands for certain Gravitymaster models (which are not listed in the aforementioned section).
Note: The in-stock availability of certain items often changes in the JaysAndKays Etsy shop so if something is out of stock, try revisiting later or contacting them.
Along with its Etsy store, JaysAndKays products can also be seen on Instagram. There is also a YouTube channel with many instructional videos including an enlightening video about the difference between NATO and Zulu straps.
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Where can i get a gold bull bar for my anniversary edition g shock 5735?
I just purchased a gold bullbar from JaysandKays for my wife’s GW-M5610. When it arrived, one of the underside crosspieces was visibly bent and gouged (strangely, this forum doesn’t permit photos or I’d gladly provide one!). When I reported this to them, I was told this is normal. I was then rudely taken to task for daring to suggest it was defective(?!). As anyone who has purchased a bullbar knows (I have two on other watches), the underside crosspieces are not bent and with gouges in them. That’s not “normal”… yeah, that’s what’s called defective! I was refused a replacement and instead issued a partial refund. Last purchase from them I will ever make.