Ok I’m late…but here’s a quick tutorial on an Urwerk strap change.
After a few weeks of wearing my Urwerk continuously for three weeks during my trip to the US, I finally had a chance to play around with the strap changing process of my UR-203 and take a few photos of the process. In the end, I think this must be one of ...
Wow that’s a beauty!!
Currently I am using this strap for my 202.. feels a little crazy but hey that’s what Urwerk is all about.. I received lots of compliments too ✌🏻😉 Thank you so much for sharing details on how to DIY strap change! I needed that! How does that valcro strap ...
My pleasure -and I love your neon strap!!!
I'm certainly not as bold as you are In any case, I understand the Kiska strap is available in S, M, L but is limited supply. Would be good to ask Urwerk directly to get it! Thanks for the feedback - look forward to seeing more photos! Cheers Peter
Such a amazing and uber cool UR .
Looks great on both straps . Always a joy to change the look of a greta watch for time to time
Many thanks...
And perhaps I've become a strapaholic following Panerai days. I have multiple strap options typically for any new watch - including Patek and AP pieces, and will always ask the dealer a priori "can I get an extra strap please?" with a new purchase. Usuall...
It’s more stiff than the Panerai original rubber strap included with the PAM 111…
Maybe another way to describe it is a hybrid of rubber and Kevlar in terms of rigidity and flexibility. But all in all, given the watch is platinum it helps to be a little firm to hold the case in place Cheers Peter
Thanks for the tutirial. I wouldn't...
Have thought about the screwdriver slipping and scratching the watch.
Sometimes coordination is not perfect…
Or maybe the watch doesn’t sit perfectly flat. Tape is always a simple precaution. Cheers Peter
That is good advice. I wonder..
If others do that when they change straps on their watches?