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What a coincidence!
I have on an ABP strap, and nearly the same watch! I feel you don't need a thick strap, or even a particularly thin strap (2mm). A strap of medium thickness like this (2.5mm or so) would be fine. Have a good day,
Warning for the uninitiated...
Rolex is not strap-friendly. The sharp cut-out between the lugs (which supposed to secure the bracelet), eats my strap's end, in just few minutes after I put it on. I'm fully aware about this, as this has been discussed on internet. I just don't think it ...
What a coincidence!
I have on an ABP strap, and nearly the same watch! I feel you don't need a thick strap, or even a particularly thin strap (2mm). A strap of medium thickness like this (2.5mm or so) would be fine. Have a good day, ...
yes, indeed I have a black croco Hirsch strap, which also mounted on this datejust...
The cut-out also scratch the strap but is very minimal. So I guess ut depends on the strap thickness. Thanks
Bending the springbars slightly
can solve the issue. But better leave this option to a professional, he might select springbars that are an extra mm in length
Curved spring bars?
Might not be possible with such a chunky strap, but using curved springbars should help in general with this I would think.
