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On a similar vintage note, I've personally always dug the "canteen" versions of these old military watches. But they are $$$$ |
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Anyone have any ideas for where to source / replace the watch strap? Recently got a CW and the main disappointment is the strap...looking for leather or rubber
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Daytona not unique? Try to find a SS Daytona in ANY Rolex retailer. They don't exist. As for the attention of the Daytona, yes, I agree when you walk into any watch store, they're going to pay attention. I don't buy any of my watches for the attention. I buy what I like and that's it. This thread is WAY off subject. All I asked was for a connection and I got one. Later.
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As far as leather, custom is always an option, but I'm not sure how much you wanna spend. LMK if you want some custom recommendations. |
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Wow, you'd have to be crazy sci-fi fan to name your kid Feyd. I guess it suits him since he's a power lifter. Yes, all the time. Quick shipping and great customer service... He ships via USPS and is out in NY, so if you order before his last mail pickup he'll usually get them in the mail same day and here to Chicago in a couple days. |
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(the stitching is yellow, which doesn't really match, and inside of the holes are red) #1 20mm Perforated Leather Design “Dots”Strap With white Stitch #2 20mm Black Gator Strap 115/75 20/18 Red Stitch/Red Backing #3 20mm Black Gator Strap 115/75 20/18 Yellow Stitch/Yellow Backing |
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I'd probobly go for either the yellow or the red contrast stitching. If I were you I'd check out this variety though (availabile in both red/yellow contrast). I've actually gotten one of these and they are pretty comfy right out of the gate because they aren't as stiff. In my experience Crocodile (real and simulated) can be very stiff durring break-in and and even downright uncomfortable, especially on heavier watches. I've immediatly taken them off of my Panerai watches because of that fact. They look great, but really need to be worn in. If you are up for that, I'd say go for it.. if you aren't, I'd hit up one of these woven look ones. If memory serves you aren't a huge hulking guy who needs XL straps... but regardless you should measure your current strap to make sure you are getting the right size with the new one, or check out the chart. http://www.panatime.com/sizechart.html And if you don't have one, I think he sells springbar tools too... just a good thing to have handy. And not to further muddy the waters, but if you like this style I'd shift focus over and get one from from this guy... They are fantastic. http://www.broadarrow.net/maratac.htm#ELITE Site is kind of archaine, but the straps are legit. |
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Yea I measured the 20mm are fine and don't need XL...I already have another watch with some CF type details so I'm gonna stay away from that strap. I'll probably end up buying both and changing them up...the watch is pretty light (which is actually another disappointment with it but trying to make the best of it)
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Never had a composite style strap like that...maybe worth a shot. How is the break in for those? In my head I'm imagining the strap could be "rough"
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The ones from Panatime will take a bit of breaking in.. because I believe they are in fact a woven product. |
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