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It works for me. The other advantage is that you can go swimming with it without fear to ruin it. Very Bond, indeed. Bravo. [nt]
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If only Bond had better taste...
... he would have chosen a more suitable watch that did actually have a (high)-tech feature Jokes aside, my Deep Sea is the hardest watch to chose a strap for. I love the original pseudo carbon fiber strap, but I grow tired of black-strapped watches rathe...
Allow me to disagree..
About the NATO. Of course Mr. Bond could wear a TTDSA but with some classy strap. Cheers, Nilo Some wise person once stated: "Friends don't let friends wear NATO or ZULU".
You are more than welcome to disagree...
... but then wouldn't it be nice to provide an alternative? Thanks, Evan
Here's what I use ...
I have several leather straps for the TTDSA. Most are distressed, some black. Example: I prefer leather because of the softness and by the fact that I don't wear ANY watch, no matter how much water resistant is, for swimming or diving. Cheers, Nilo ...
No...
But I never tested. I don't use any watch close to water. I don't see any sense to expose an expensive piece to potential damaged. Cheers, Nilo
Your straps are very nice
but we clearly have slightly different tastes there. Since DSA watches have a strong diver's watch DNA I cannot see them on anything that wouldn't work in water. I guess it's the same as for the infamous Rolex Submariner - it just doesn't look that good t...
Interesting combo...well chosen; the colors certainly do work; I think I would opt for leather.
Wonderful DSA. One of the best, if not THE best, JLC reissue. Cheers, John
