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Glashütte Original

Only you can tell if the long-term effects of wear should sway . . .

 


. . . you from away from a bracelet, Yogi - that's a purely personal call. My personal preference is for straps equipped with deployants; straps, because I find them to be more comfortable and a pleasure to replace when necessary, and deployants to minimize the crimp a buckle will inflict on a strap. The Sport Evo is probably the prime candidate in G O's line to merit consideration for a bracelet by dint of design, and while it will rapidly accumulate scratches, they can almost always be removed when the watch is sent in for service, so that you can start the cycle all over again. Based on your comments, my guess is that you really want a bracelet, so my suggestion would be to acquire the Sport Evo so equipped and use your negotiating leverage to acquire a Trieste strap and deployant concurrently, because you'll only have the leverage once ;-). That way, your bases will be covered and you'll limit your total outlay as much as possible . . . cordially, Art

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