Care & Feeding of a Watch Collection 7: Bracelets & Straps
Welcome to the 7th post in our series on caring for a watch collection. This post is on a particularly exciting topic - bracelets and straps (and spring bars, and related accessories.) Whether you are seeking a new look, or more comfort, or have an expand...
How I envy your series !!!!
Mike, Your entire series should be merged into a single post and made permanent. I truly admire your sense of organization and how you summarizes ideas and facts. Keep going. I'm "drinking" your words. Cheers, Nilo Note: you can put me into the group that...
Wow another great post.
Needs a few reads to absorb the whole thing. I wish I was a little more organized. Bill ...
Bill, you must have Zip-Loc stock
I\'ve never seen so many bags... On the other hand, my local West Marine store thinks I must be an awesome fisherman, with all the tackle boxes I\'ve bought. We each have our methods, don\'t we? Cazalea
Funny you said tackle boxes.
It is what I use. So we share methods. My omega bracelet box. Bill ...
Great post! Question about the Chronoswiss
Sorry to doubt you but are you sure the Chronoswiss has springbars? That would be quite unusual for the regulator. (first one I've ever seen with that) It even loosk like I can see the screw/tube peeking out inbetween the strap and the lug.
You are absolutely right, and I was wrong about the spring bars
I threw myself off when I was lining up my massive Chronoswiss collection, I saw the spring bars in the original strap and thought " Hmm, I thought the screws were functional, (Why else would I have taken the picture years ago of the screwdrivers lined up...
