I'm so in love

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47 posts

213 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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with my Sea-Dweller, XXX
Been together 20 months now, and has been on my wrist 24/7 but have been searching for a thick leather strap to change it's character. Been looking around the www but not the same as viewing for real, but at last this morning found a Hirsch strap from Ernest Jones that is just right for me and only £30 too. Feels & looks amazing, just had to share with fellow watch enthusiasts.

andy tims

5,585 posts

247 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Good aren't they?

Had my SD on a Toshi briefly

Looked OK, but I just love it on the bracelet

okgo

38,193 posts

199 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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PM toshi on here, he makes straps like that (probably better) in any colour combo, many types of leather, and gives a pretty decent warranty biggrin

http://www.toshi-straps.co.uk/

G20RG B

2,743 posts

232 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Cracking watch, I'm not a fan of leather strapped rolex but yours really does suit it.

Well done.

whoami

13,151 posts

241 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Great watch but wronger than a wrong thing on that strap yuck

deejuic

396 posts

184 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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whoami said:
Great watch but wronger than a wrong thing on that strap yuck
I'd probably agree, but if the OP likes it, then nothing else really matters.

soad

32,927 posts

177 months

Sunday 20th December 2009
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Leather strap suits it well - i like it.

andy tims

5,585 posts

247 months

Sunday 20th December 2009
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deejuic said:
whoami said:
Great watch but wronger than a wrong thing on that strap yuck
I'd probably agree, but if the OP likes it, then nothing else really matters.
and it's nowhere near as wrong as putting a £3k Rolex on a £10 Nato

toohuge

3,434 posts

217 months

Sunday 20th December 2009
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andy tims said:
deejuic said:
whoami said:
Great watch but wronger than a wrong thing on that strap yuck
I'd probably agree, but if the OP likes it, then nothing else really matters.
and it's nowhere near as wrong as putting a £3k Rolex on a £10 Nato
hear hear andy

andy_s

19,413 posts

260 months

Sunday 20th December 2009
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On the flip side, a NATO does stop your watch dropping off if a springbar fails, however often that happens...

A GGB looks a tad more sturdy than a NATO for a tool sort of watch:





(Ideally I'd redesign the buckle & match it to the watch finish - matt or low-lite - and put some sort of keeper on it too, but maybe later in the year).


I've put my Explorer on a Toshi but wouldn't bother with a NATO - it doesn't seem to go well.



Edited by andy_s on Sunday 20th December 17:43

whoami

13,151 posts

241 months

Sunday 20th December 2009
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andy tims said:
deejuic said:
whoami said:
Great watch but wronger than a wrong thing on that strap yuck
I'd probably agree, but if the OP likes it, then nothing else really matters.
and it's nowhere near as wrong as putting a £3k Rolex on a £10 Nato
Agreed.

But then again, I wouldn't put a watch you get free with 10 litres of petrol on a "NATO".

andy_s

19,413 posts

260 months

Monday 21st December 2009
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The Explorer on the Toshi: