Rolex Strap Change: New Strap Options & Styles
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Rolex Strap Change: New Strap Options & Styles

By KCLQMULKU · Feb 3, 2022 · 31 replies
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KCLQMULKU's original post explores the transformative power of a new strap on a beloved timepiece, sparking a discussion among collectors about personalizing watches. This article delves into the community's shared appreciation for strap changes, the philosophy of wear and tear, and the subtle art of making a watch uniquely yours. KCLQMULKU's initial contemplation of a strap change resonates with many who seek to refresh their watch's aesthetic.

I really am enjoying wearing this.  Currently on the waiting list for both another Tudor and for a Rolex.  I am patient, and in terms of the latter, I can happily say that I am very patient to the point of feeling relaxed. 



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Mary Anny
Feb 3, 2022

For a moment I thought it was... Like your philosophy!

KC
KCLQMULKU
Feb 3, 2022

But will hold back for now, as I already recently ordered a custom strap from JR, and thanks to Captain Scarlet I also just placed an order for the REM strap. 🙈 Edit: got the name wrong. Apologies!

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Mary Anny
Feb 4, 2022

I'm not wearing it now. It's a single-pass canvas nato strap.

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Mary Anny
Feb 4, 2022

And, strangely enough, the stitching mark the case back very heavily! Now I use the nylon one for diving!

KC
KCLQMULKU
Feb 4, 2022

I think scratches, even on watches add personality, history, and beauty. Although it would depend on how deep the trauma is.

KC
KCLQMULKU
Feb 4, 2022

I do seriously think this adds beauty! I had a 7mm grace to a similar part of my late 5146G. Did not really bother me... after the second day.

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