MikiJ
1872
To say the least...
What ever shape, widths, lengths or materials, they have it.
Over the years I've found them to be the best most expensive.
Like everything else; "You get what you pay for" and really get what you pay for 
Top quality Strap
A discovery for me: Camille Fournet Paris Problem: The leather strap of my Lange und Söhne Cabaret needed to be replaced and the original is no longer available. Solution: Camille Fournet has a configurator with which countless variations can be defined. ...
Well-done! (both you and them)
This is one of those (in my view somewhat rare) cases in which the OEM strap is a really good match for the watch.
To say the least...
What ever shape, widths, lengths or materials, they have it. Over the years I've found them to be the best most expensive. Like everything else; "You get what you pay for" and really get what you pay for
They aren't as expensive as
Romain Jerome, I don't think. I've had a few CF straps over the years, but the last couple I've bought have been ABP, and I've been very happy with all of them.
Tried a couple of Romain Jerome straps...
However I find ABP best for the bucks. Equally as well made and a wide range of different materials. All in all, I'm still an ABP customer
Really nice strap, Tom!
I'm curious if Fournet would've added the red/orange horizontal stitching near the watch head if you wanted it, to join the stitching along the two sides. That was an unusual addition to the original Lange strap for this model. I'm not sure if Lange ever ...
