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Hi,
Need advice/information here on getting leather watch straps for ROLEX classic range.
Tx.
Need advice/information here on getting leather watch straps for ROLEX classic range.
Tx.
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what exactly do you need to know.
20mm straps will fit. -
i also need advice where to get nice leather watch strap.
btw any pro know where to add extra bracelet links(workmanship), the material i got.Happy Owner of
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Tx for the response. What I'll need to know are:Originally posted by keltzar View Post
- where to get these straps (specially designed for ROLEX watches)?
- if not, any custom-make recommendations?
- who to change straps with?
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can try Jason...nice fellow with good patience...haha....i tink his contact is listed in the sales forum...Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak
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I think I know who you are referring to but I feel it's a little expensive. Will try. Tx.
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i tink he have many new skins in...Well...you pay for wad you get...For me i dun mind paying a premium for good quality stuff...cheers...afterall, wad is 200bucks after you paid a 5k to 8k watch rite...your watch deserve a swee swee strap to make it look more handsome mah..hahahaCourage is what it takes to stand up and speak
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What
?! 200bucks ?! I was thinking its already expensive to pay 100 for a watch strap liao..
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RSC has straps and buckles. Prices start about $300 for a set .
You can also try ebay - there is a guy in Switzerland that sells them for about S$80-100 each (strap only).
Or really, any brand of 20mm strap will work. I am using a $15 strap.Comment
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Appreciate it bro keltzar. Yes, any reasonably good strap will do. Price wise, I'm a bit stingy
. What I'd love to have is a croc/alligator-grained black/burgundy/maroon leather strap with deployment/butterfly buckle. Somewhat similar to those IWC pilot watches kinda' strap.
May be I'll pop by RSC to enquire.
Tx.
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Came across this website for IWC-styled leather straps, as well as the deployant buckles. Any reviews on this? Intend to get straps for my DJ too. Can it fit? The price is in what currency?
Tx.
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nice meh?? DJ with leather strap....hmm....Originally posted by Oceanklassik View PostWhat ?! 200bucks ?! I was thinking its already expensive to pay 100 for a watch strap liao.. I can resist anything but temptation. - Oscar Wilde
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Oops sorry. Here: http://www.thewatchboys.com/buckles-...ners-c-29.htmlOriginally posted by Oceanklassik View PostCame across this website for IWC-styled leather straps, as well as the deployant buckles. Any reviews on this? Intend to get straps for my DJ too. Can it fit? The price is in what currency?
Tx.
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I'm also not sure that's why want to go see-see-look-look first before deciding but it seems that only the overseas websites got variety. I'm afraid may regret after buyingOriginally posted by wolfeyes1974 View Post
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Oh btw, another reason. No money buy watch, so buy straps. Modify here and there. Cheaper this way. Same like car. No money to change, modify here and there. Look fresh (like new feeling).Comment
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true..hehehe...buy straps are better than new watches..lol...change the whole look...i mount mine on kelvar style strap 24mm...hehehe...modify to fit in...lol...and a customised panny style buckle...Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak
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