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BXNupe · 15 December 2010, 01:05 PM

Hello Good People,

During the last +/- six months, I have purchased both an 88 (Luminor) and a 288 (Radiomir). I love both pieces but find that the respective deployment buckles are uncomfortable. Because of their size and my relatively large wrists (8.5 inches), I wear them rather snug but not tight so that they don't unnecessarily interfere w/ the cuffs on my long-sleeve shirts -- I, unfortunately, have to wear suits to work.

My Rolex oyster bracelets are much more comfortable. Anyway, I was thinking about purchasing a Panerai strap with the conventional buckle...sorry, I don't know the technical name

but it looks like a belt buckle. Does anyone have an opinion re whether s uch buckles are more confortable than the deployments? Kindly let me know. Thanks very much.

Cheers,

15 December 2010, 01:05 PM	#1
BXNupe "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Boston, MA - USA Watch: SS GMTc Posts: 191	Help - OE Deployment Straps Uncomfortable Hello Good People, During the last +/- six months, I have purchased both an 88 (Luminor) and a 288 (Radiomir). I love both pieces but find that the respective deployment buckles are uncomfortable. Because of their size and my relatively large wrists (8.5 inches), I wear them rather snug but not tight so that they don't unnecessarily interfere w/ the cuffs on my long-sleeve shirts -- I, unfortunately, have to wear suits to work. My Rolex oyster bracelets are much more comfortable. Anyway, I was thinking about purchasing a Panerai strap with the conventional buckle...sorry, I don't know the technical name but it looks like a belt buckle. Does anyone have an opinion re whether s uch buckles are more confortable than the deployments? Kindly let me know. Thanks very much. Cheers,

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