F.P. Journe

I have had this idea in my mind for some time. I don’t have the correct pins so they are not mounted. It think it changes the watch quite a bit. ...  

Somehow the brushed titanium and the suede seem to go well together.

Especially with the winter around the corner.

and I bet that compared to the rather thick rubber strap these will make the watch feel quite different as well.

Only problem is requires me travel. I’ve done some nice ones with Jean Rousseau in Paris. For now I may fiddle around with this one and then d a better one at a later stage. I’m quite keen on the idea,

and I think I'd like to give it a shot as well. I had a strap done by Vladimir Petrov recently, and, while he does take some time, I'm really quite satisfied. Going to him for the Vagabondage as well. And you're right, it is a complex strap at the lug end... 

It does seem to get the most votes. I’m seriously considering getting a costum strap now.

The lugs are an unusual shape so it might be good with a slight padding at this end.

The gray brings out the beauty of the titanium

does it have the same strap size at the vagabondage? if so, you can probably use the same spring bars no?

Same size. But they need to have the pull tabs. The is no room for a tool Bremen the lugs and the strap. It means I need to have a hole in the strap for the pull tabs.

But looking again I do like what it does to the watch. The colours yes, but also the texture is an interesting contrast (as so different from what we are used to seeing).

I don’t know why that’s the case, since I like having various straps for all of my watches and often envision them with different options. But the ‘mock ups’ you have here show a really great look for the watch—I hope you get the pins you need soon and st... 

So and handled the tytalit the other day, what a beauty

Grey preferred but I like both!

It gives the watch a less sporty feel but I like it a lot. It’s a big change from the rubber.