First strap change in years (decades!)
After a couple of failed, butterfingered attempts by yours truly (scratched lugs) and a botched attempt by an equally maladroit AD (scratched case back), I shied away from strap changes for a couple of decades... But, seeing so many nice βnew shoesβ on th...
Glad to hear I had a small part in this πππ»ππ»
The combination is excellent - and I find that regularly changing straps provides a lot of pleasure. It allows for somewhat unusual combinations and allows you to appreciate the watches thus βalteredβ from a new perspective. Looking forward to what comes ...
I'm pleased indeed with the casual flavor of the new strap, esp. since I forgo suits and traditional business attire these days.
Thanks again, KMII, for your encouragement and inspirational "strapping." ο»Ώπ
Attire has changed for most of usβ¦
Partially also explaining a move away from dress watches π€·π»ββοΈ A great combo at any rate ππ»
Looks very good and suits the watch in a less formal way.
Are GS especially hard on strap changes?
Thank you, Lars!
Actually, the swap on this GS turned out to be easier than what I'd previously experienced, due to the lugs having holes drilled through them for access to the spring bars (no need to use the dreaded mini, two-tined tool !)
After some errors with custom straps i stopped with strap changes
But i wear my watches with custom straps the most. I do not know why, but it is tru. Most worn watch, my BM Clifton mp, my Revue Thommen air speed. Visconti and Molequin. Molequin is good, but most straps of them goes if you chose 20mm lug, it end at 16mm...
Thank you for the info Weems@8.
I'll make a note of the strap maker names and your caveats !