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    Default Watchstraps

    My Omega has an all metal SS band...it is awesome BUT for the recent treasure from Sir Musgrave the Seiko needs an NATO strap like this:



    Currently I have an Maratac NATO strap in olive drab which is very understated and appropriate for the watch:



    At < $20 a pop you can't go too crazy ;)

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    how about for my 80s tag-heuer?

    i'm tired of the bracelet, want something more flexibler
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    I have 4 straps for my Panerai: dark brown croc, black leather, light brown leather, and black rubber. I guess I rotate them equally .... sometimes I'm just in a black on black mood. If I want to try to dress it up just a little, I go for the croc. There are so many aftermarket strap makers that my head spins when I search for a new strap. I want a NATO style strap very soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hampco View Post
    how about for my 80s tag-heuer?

    i'm tired of the bracelet, want something more flexibler
    Go nuts. maratac The strap dries out in mins. and I barely feel it during daily wear.

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    One of my Hamiltons has a black face, white numerals and hands...am I limited to black straps?

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    I lost a watch while surfing in CA back in the 80s. It was a pricy watch and I still miss it. If I had it mounted on a NATO style band, it would still be with me.
    The clear benefit of the NATO is the way the band slips over one pin, goes behind the back of the watch and over the second pin. If one pin is dislodged the watch remains attached to your wrist.

    My wrist changes diameter a lot from the office temps to the outside temps. With the NATO, I find it easier to get a better fit for various conditions.

    Cheap, simple, easy adjustability and looks good on any sport watch - Go NATO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by -Dustin View Post
    One of my Hamiltons has a black face, white numerals and hands...am I limited to black straps?
    Red would work IMO

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    I’ve got the gray/black striped “James Bond” one on that website, on my Nixon, and I dig it.
    Might get a bright orange one for the summer.
    Cheap and easy way to change things up- kinda like bar tape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WayneJ View Post
    Red would work IMO
    Not quite sure why I hadn't thought of that. Good call...

    ATTGO - the red strap makes the Sachs North Pointer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by -Dustin View Post
    One of my Hamiltons has a black face, white numerals and hands...am I limited to black straps?
    Nope:

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    Thanks a lot guys, ya'll just inspired the idea that I need to buy myself a new watch for my b-day.

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    Good work TT. You just sold another olive drab NATO strap for maratac.
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    Nice piece sjauch! I'm looking for a MKII milsub with screw pins and date. NATO straps rule imho.
    laughter has no foreign accent.

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    I jsut got this one for my Seiko Diver


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    Hmmm. I've been wearing an Maratac Elite Series Composite Strap for a couple days. This replaced the Maratac NATO strap and me happy now. Ignore the goofy description. Hampster, you likey.

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    Another vote for Maratac from Welcome to the premier site for military watch enthusiasts.

    I have the bond on an old swiss army:


    And a Zulu on a Seiko diver I wear when I hike/ride.


    They really change the look and feel of the watch. Plus they are cheap, so you can switch back if you get bored.

    -Joe

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    SOLD

    Getting new straps for my SA, Raymond Weil & cheap Tag. My Father's Day gift to me.

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    Here's a cruddy picture of one of my Seiko 7002s. I think it's about time to ping Maratac for a new strap.


    7002 by Cody Wms, on Flickr

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    Default Re: Watchstraps

    Seamaster on Nato:


    Speedmaster on Di-Modell Rallye. This is my favorite strap, now wearing it on my Sinn 356. Rallye Racing BEST SELLER

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    Quote Originally Posted by sjauch View Post
    Seamaster on Nato:


    Speedmaster on Di-Modell Rallye. This is my favorite strap, now wearing it on my Sinn 356. Rallye Racing BEST SELLER
    Oooo, love the Speedy. I'd trade for that :)

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