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29 April 2011, 06:38 PM | #1 | |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Real Name: Jason
Location: USA
Watch: Rolex/Tudor Divers
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The biggest differences between the Maratacs and other brands: Maratac straps are stitched at the buckles where all other brands that I have found are just heat-welded. -- THIS IS ONE OF THE BIGGER +++ For MARATACS Maratac straps have more robust hardware than "some" other brands. There are several other brands that have very good hardware. Maratac straps are a little thicker than several of the other brands. Some see this as an advantage, some.....a disadvantage. Maratac straps have better heat-welded holes than anything else that I have found. Gnomon, Ebay straps, and Corvus holes fray very easily and after a couple weeks of wear the holes will be stretched and unsightly (my personal experience, not necessarily everyone's). -- THIS IS ONE OF THE BIGGER +++ For MARATACS I really cannot comment on the Timefactors straps because I haven't personally tried one. I would like to get one of the black ones with PVD hardware, but just haven't yet because they are similarly priced to the Maratacs, and I have been so happy with the Maratacs after trying so many different brands. NATO straps are cheap, and can help to satisfy the urge to flip watches. Try out some different brands and different colors. It is a ton of fun.
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