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  • triton
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    thanks

    Originally posted by Trinidad View Post
    Neither dude.
    I was referring to endlinks not straps
    Endlinks gives a more modern look (eg Daytona on strap) by covering gaps.

    Therefore for a true "vintage" look, endlinks may not fit the bill as watches of those years had the gap showing.

    So if i want to strap on, i personally would not put endlinks on a 5513 but i would gladly put endlinks on a 116610.

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  • Trinidad
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    Originally posted by triton View Post
    any reason why you say it doesn't quite fit is when doing the vintage look?

    do you mean that if a user chooses to use say a vintage strap on say a 5513

    or

    do you mean that if a user chooses to use say a vintage strap on say a 116610
    Neither dude.
    I was referring to endlinks not straps
    Endlinks gives a more modern look (eg Daytona on strap) by covering gaps.

    Therefore for a true "vintage" look, endlinks may not fit the bill as watches of those years had the gap showing.

    So if i want to strap on, i personally would not put endlinks on a 5513 but i would gladly put endlinks on a 116610.

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  • triton
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    any reason why you say it doesn't quite fit is when doing the vintage look?

    do you mean that if a user chooses to use say a vintage strap on say a 5513

    or

    do you mean that if a user chooses to use say a vintage strap on say a 116610

    Originally posted by Trinidad View Post
    I too wear my nato on sub with endlinks.
    Covering the gap is simply nicer than having it exposed.
    The only instance which doesnt quite fit is when doing "vintage" look

    Rolex agrees and also covers the gaps for their watches on straps. (Eg. daytona , datejust)
    Endlinks is about the most brilliant mod on a Rolex looking to strap on.

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  • Trinidad
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    I too wear my nato on sub with endlinks.
    Covering the gap is simply nicer than having it exposed.
    The only instance which doesnt quite fit is when doing "vintage" look

    Rolex agrees and also covers the gaps for their watches on straps. (Eg. daytona , datejust)
    Endlinks is about the most brilliant mod on a Rolex looking to strap on.

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  • mtb
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    Originally posted by triton View Post
    hi,

    from the pictures, it looks like it is a one piece 3 ring nato strap.

    care to share why you would like to use end links with it?

    is it to ensure there is no gap?
    I was just trying out the look :P
    the end links are so precisely machined that my cheap leather strap can't go in without filing the end links, which I didn't do yet

    here is a quick comparison for nato without the end links

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  • triton
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    hi,

    from the pictures, it looks like it is a one piece 3 ring nato strap.

    care to share why you would like to use end links with it?

    is it to ensure there is no gap?

    Originally posted by mtb View Post



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  • Trinidad
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    Wwwoooooohhhhooooo...

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  • smartyjones18
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    LV on green toad skin strap

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  • Darkangel
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    Originally posted by smartyjones18 View Post
    This strap super thick, I had a hard time installing it, first got to file down the elinks and it takes a good 30 mins to get the straps secured, reward; kenna poked twice by the screw drive.
    Ouch!! But it looks great !

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  • dammonekind
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    Originally posted by smartyjones18 View Post
    This strap super thick, I had a hard time installing it, first got to file down the elinks and it takes a good 30 mins to get the straps secured, reward; kenna poked twice by the screw drive.
    Yep...I had similar experience when I am installing both my GMT. I shred some blood by the spring bar tool .....he he he. Guess when I custom my next strap, have to make sure it must not be too thick.

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  • mtb
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    Looks awesome man!

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  • smartyjones18
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    Originally posted by dammonekind View Post
    Nice one George. Looks super great.....u r one step ahead of me bro......I also thinking of custom a white gator with orange stitch..he he he
    This strap super thick, I had a hard time installing it, first got to file down the elinks and it takes a good 30 mins to get the straps secured, reward; kenna poked twice by the screw drive.

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  • dammonekind
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    Nice one George. Looks super great.....u r one step ahead of me bro......I also thinking of custom a white gator with orange stitch..he he he

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  • smartyjones18
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  • mtb
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    Originally posted by smartyjones18 View Post
    I think I had made 2 pairs so far, one local and one to US.
    Great to know!

    It's just got itchier... :P

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