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At the end of the day...
...i'm a bracelet purist (i mean with the right clasp too) BUT...
eventually, it's not so bad with a cordovan shell.
thoughts?
cheers.
Not bad, not bad... Try it on a high quality Nato, too, it will work very nicely. [nt]
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You wrote " Have "... Does that mean that you have more than one Ci??? [nt]
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There is NO answer to this question....
.....i swing from bracelet, to strap to NATO all the time. Ultimately, I think I am with you....that bracelet is the way to go. Yet, having said that, I think having a change is always a refreshing boost to a watch. I think these early Sub CrownGuards lend themselves to all types of adornment!
I have a target in sight now.... a particular Sub that...to be honest....was driven by the picture of yours!!
Target not acquired yet...but I am working on it
i used to do...
... this daily strap changing on my Pams, now i'm discovering that's fun on Rolex too.
can't wait to see your new target, although, you already have the final Sub.
LoL....
......as every day passes, I come rot realise that fact more and more.
Nonetheless, in what is an ongoing evolution, I am looking for something specific....something I have never owned in Rolex world....
a birth-year watch!
I can only agree
I am a big fan of these cordovan straps too.
It's always hard to decide between this nice cordovan strap and the classical Oyster bracelet.
It changes the watch so much, it's like another one !
