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There are some new OEM straps out there guys
Here you have all the new refs
I hope this is useful.
As you know Assolutamente is the strap on all the Boutique Edition pieces, and also in the Composite models
Green Canvas is the strap on the PAM300 Mare Nostrum (now available in different sizes)
Calf Pharao is the strap on the PAM342 Egiziano...with or without sewn in buckle.
BA=tang buckle.
BDR=Deployant Buckle.
I want to thank Madrid Boutique for this info.
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There are some new OEM straps out there guys
Here you have all the new refs I hope this is useful. As you know Assolutamente is the strap on all the Boutique Edition pieces, and also in the Composite models Green Canvas is the strap on the PAM300 Mare Nostrum (now available in different sizes) Calf ...
Very useful...thank you.
Do you also have the codes for the JV straps..? Prefereably the black standard length 27/22 model. I also wonder what a 292 would look like on a green canvas strap..!!?? Thanks for the info, Andy.
