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Now my perspective on pin, friction or screwed links. Since I have the tools and extra pins and friction pins, there a different quality screwed links. On a Marathon bracelet, the threads are tapered so they don't back out. A Oniss is junk and strip right away. There are 3 different loctites you can use on scewed links. I use the blue so they break free easy. Pins are great in most watches as long as the holes are the right tolerence. Invicta can't seem to get it right all the time. Friction pins are used by Omega, Tag Heuer, and work the best, but need to be replaced after a couple of adjustments.