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I've browsed through a number of pages throughout the thread for recent posts but wasn't really able to find anything within the past few months.
Does anybody know of or can recommend a website that sells high quality leather straps? I'm looking to get a leather strap for a few watches, one in particular that really needs to be replaced due to wear/tear. Thanks in advance!
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I literally do not plan on buying another vehicle in my lifetime, assuming it doesn't get written off.
Very comfortable and durable straps. I have a few I wear regularly and they barely show any wear. The lining is also very soft. Some of their straps are "waterproof" if you're interested in that aspect.
I love the sailcloth straps at Bradystraps.com . I just ordered one.
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I've browsed through a number of pages throughout the thread for recent posts but wasn't really able to find anything within the past few months.
Does anybody know of or can recommend a website that sells high quality leather straps? I'm looking to get a leather strap for a few watches, one in particular that really needs to be replaced due to wear/tear. Thanks in advance!
Do any of you guys use a watch winder for your watches?
Yup. I've been using a Wolf watch winder for several years now. Does its job
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Anyone owns a Tag Heuer? I bought a grand carrera calibre 6 RS for my dad as his retirement gift. I thought it looks fantastic! Elegant while the face doesn't look too busy with bunch of chronos.
I'll snap a few pictures later along with the Burberry watch I bought for myself for special oocasions (i'm a fitbit watch kinda person)
A lot of websites and owners rave about this watch and I wanted to see what the big deal was. My personal thoughts - it is a nice watch, given what you pay for it, but it is not Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra quality as some people hype them up to be.
It looks similar enough and is elegant enough, but the overall physical quality and materials do not match an Aqua Terra (not that it should, given the price, but it is over-exaggerated.) The movement is nice, as with most Seiko JDM movements, but this one runs quite fast in comparison to my Tag Heuer Carrera (pictured) and my Heuer Carrera 1964 Re-Issue, which are more or less, spot on when synced to the National Research Council's atomic clock.
I'll be throwing on a leather strap next week and will most certainly enjoy this as my new daily. A nice watch, nonetheless.
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Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS
I literally do not plan on buying another vehicle in my lifetime, assuming it doesn't get written off.
A lot of websites and owners rave about this watch and I wanted to see what the big deal was. My personal thoughts - it is a nice watch, given what you pay for it, but it is not Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra quality as some people hype them up to be.
It looks similar enough and is elegant enough, but the overall physical quality and materials do not match an Aqua Terra (not that it should, given the price, but it is over-exaggerated.) The movement is nice, as with most Seiko JDM movements, but this one runs quite fast in comparison to my Tag Heuer Carrera (pictured) and my Heuer Carrera 1964 Re-Issue, which are more or less, spot on when synced to the National Research Council's atomic clock.
I'll be throwing on a leather strap next week and will most certainly enjoy this as my new daily. A nice watch, nonetheless.