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6 September 2020, 09:29 PM | #1 |
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Alternatives for Oysterflex rubber strap to put on a Daytona?
How much does one cost from the AD? (If they even supply them?) And what's a good alternative? Thanks!
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6 September 2020, 09:42 PM | #2 |
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Rubber B. They make great options. You can get oysterflex bands second hand, too. I'd go rubber B though
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NATO straps
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This. Quality is great.
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Everest also makes some nice bands as well
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Strapsco - you won’t be disappointed. Get a set of smarty end links and you’ll be set.
https://strapsco.com/product/oysterf...straight-ends/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Here’s my Daytona with the combo above -
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How’s the quality? I see they’re like $50 compared to rubberb $300 and oysterflex $1k
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I speculate that at some point it becomes perceived value. With the exception of the Oysterflex, I can’t imagine the Everest or RubberB straps actually costing anything close to what they sell for. The margins have to be huge.
Yes, not all rubber is created equally and not are the finishes. But $300 for a rubber strap? We’re not talking performance tires on a Porsche here. Maybe I’m wrong. I have no experience. Just my two cents which is worth probably less. |
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There’s also the fit question. The rubberb I got exactly match the case of my watch, so it looks as close to oem.
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Visconti Milano makes great rubber straps as well, fit the OEM clasp without a problem. Better price then rubberB .
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Good one from jambos
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