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Staib 2905 SOC Fine Stainless Steel Milanese Mesh Watch Bracelet - Polished
- Price
- $39.95
Model 2905 is the finest-gauge mesh bracelet in Staib’s SOC line. With its fully polished finish and slim construction, it offers a more restrained presence than the heavier German-made designs. It pairs naturally with dress watches and vintage-inspired cases where a lighter, more understated mesh is appropriate.
Value-focused stainless steel construction built on Staib’s mesh bracelet heritage.
Material & feel
The fine-gauge weave allows the bracelet to contour easily around the wrist, creating a more fluid drape than regular-gauge SOC models. Compared to Staib’s heavier constructions, it feels less rigid and more adaptable in daily wear.
The polished surface produces a smooth, continuous appearance with minimal texture. On the wrist, the bracelet sits close and comfortable, prioritizing flexibility over structure.
Specs at a glance
Thickness: approx. 1.9mm
Sheen: Polished
Spring bars: Standard (free pair included)
Sizing & fit help
Fit is controlled through a continuously adjustable sliding clasp rather than fixed links. This allows precise tension to be set along the bracelet, making it easy to fine-tune comfort or accommodate small changes throughout the day.
Once positioned, the clasp locks securely while maintaining the bracelet’s flexible character.
Length & wrist size:
110mm / 75mm (fits wrists approx. 6.25–8.25in)
Measurements exclude the buckle.
Care & wear
Water exposure: Waterproof, designed for prolonged water exposure including swimming and diving.
Clean with warm water and mild soap using a soft cloth or soft-bristled brush. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean, lint-free cloth. Avoid abrasive pads or polishing compounds, as they may alter the finish. Periodic cleaning helps prevent buildup from perspiration and debris.
About the brand
Staib is a German stainless steel watch bracelet manufacturer founded in 1922 in Pforzheim. The family-owned company specializes in Milanese mesh bracelets produced with dedicated tooling to achieve consistent tension, tight weave, and precise finishing, with manufacturing based in Germany.