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Or keep it traditional?
More brands should make strap changes easy and fun…no more tools that will scratch lugs….because I’m not good at it lol.
Spicy?
Or keep it traditional?
More brands should make strap changes easy and fun…no more tools that will scratch lugs….because I’m not good at it lol.
These quick release spring bars really is a great thing...don't know why more brands not using them.
Spring mechanisms should be identical, but I see your point....what if the quick release got moved a little....hmmm, I did not think of that.
Therefore, quality should be very important. I did not want to skim on these parts so I bought them from a place recommended by our friend "Enjoythemusic" and they are $6 USD each pair, hope they last.
Hi Not_so_Clueless, you DEFINITELY should
SPICE it up 💪
It looks 👀 really good !👍
Is it a Patek strap ?
I have no idea this 5196P is also a strap monster too....No, boss Gordon, this is from another brand. Thanks for the compliment.
I know...could not find another good photo but I'm also loving this new change. Thank you!
I’ve handled this watch a few times
It’s quite traditional in person and I think dressing it up makes it better. The more colorful or casual the better IMO. Maybe a felt strap for winter?
I was hesitant at first too....but then what the heck, it's my watch, I should decide that so I'm went with it. I have another calf turquoise color one to try next.
I know, right? It looks better in real life, maybe it's the shine of Pt.
I should test it on more colors and start having fun. Thank you!
Looking good!
Spicy, 100%, all day every day. Reminds me what I did with my 1815: Immediately removed the much-too-formal OEM black gator, and rotated between not 1, but 3 aftermarket straps! 🙂 Like you, I’ve always wondered why more manufacturers don’t supply their straps with quick release spring bars. Here is my theory: The OEM straps are harder to change, thus increasing the chance of the user scratching the back of the gold lugs. So their logic is actually quite simple: Keep the OEM strap, when it’s worn, time to buy another. Then their employee will change it for you. Why? Because Lange will surely prefer I buy another $400 OEM strap, rather than a less expansive aftermarket strap with quick spring release spring bars 🙂
That came across my mind too that brands want you to buy more watches rather than straps...
On the flip side, I might be open to buying a watch that gives me flexibility and more fun to play with but I totally understand the logic behind.
Good thing there are options and aftermarket modifications we can explore. Having said that..I still don't dare to touch my Langes to change strap.
Good thing there are options and aftermarket modifications we can explore. Having said that..I still don't dare to touch my Langes to change strap.
I can't explain it too, but I think the monotone color scheme, with texture of layer, raised numerals make this watch attractive. Thanks Gary!