I just ordered this one. http://m.ebay.com/itm/361305077634?nav=SEARCH
Making it might not be the problem.
I'm wondering if the same design in aluminum wouldn't be strong enough.
Those skinny rods are awful thin to begin with and then they're hollowed out at both ends for the screw threads and in the middle where the two pieces mate.
We just might have to wait for a sturdier design like the one from Click.
Or someone could make a steel one and give it a bead blast finish to try and mimic the aluminum.
I am a backer of click and they will be shipping out the aluminium adapters to me in July. But being the impatient me, I ordered a 3rd party steel adapter, used a nail filer and sanded down the polished sides of the adapter. I assume that these steel adapters are anodised silver and then buffed on the ends to achieve the polished look. So I guess it is safe to sand down the sides to get the matt look to match the Aluminium Sport Watch. I did a video on how I did it and if you are interested you can view it here (skip to about 10:00mins) :
Or instead of doing this just buy this off of ebay. It is the non shiny brushed stainless version from the Utica guy.
I assume that these steel adapters are anodised silver and then buffed on the ends to achieve the polished look. So I guess it is safe to sand down the sides to get the matt look to match the Aluminium Sport Watch. I did a video on how I did it and if you are interested you can view it here (skip to about 10:00mins)