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Author notdnl shares his experience transitioning his Rolex GMT-Master II BLNR from its Oyster bracelet to a Rubber B strap, highlighting the strap's quality and fit. This post delves into the practical and aesthetic considerations of aftermarket rubber straps, sparking a comparative discussion among collectors.
But figured why not new shoes for some summer fun!I have thought about buying a Rubber B for my sub. Did you make the change yourself?
Very nice shot! Wha do you think of Rubber B vs Everest? I have several from the latter and I love them, but Iām curious about what else is out there.
I have my own tools, not too difficult with the right spring bar tool. The slot on Rolex end links is rather narrow, requiring a thin fork.
Honestly think it comes down to personal preference. I researched both before purchasing. Both are very well made and roughly the same price. RubberB, to me, is a bit more aesthetically pleasing, as the raised center section eventually evens out whereas on the E, it stays raised through the end of the strap. The R has 7 holes vs the E's 9 to accommodate the additional ~10mm in length, which I did not need. Also, I like the look of the R's Tang with the slight "tongue" better - just a bit of extr
I have Rubber B for my 16610 that fits perfect on the watch.
Yes, this is possible, but I believe you need to purchase two straps, as they do not seem to sell mixed colors. Take a look here - some folks have posted very similar photos with bezel-matched straps rubberb.com
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