MM200 on NATO

[Old Expat Beast]

Put my JDM MM200 on a couple of NATOs today, which is something I rarely do with any watch these days, but have quite a few lying around and not much else to do.

It doesn't look too bad on these two, I think. The thinner case is one reason I prefer the MM200 over the MM300, it sits much lower on the wrist and doesn't feel as top heavy.

[1William]

Looks great. I am a fan of NATO straps. On my MM 300 the watch head is a little heavy to work well on a NATO without making the strap so tight it is uncomfortable. I have owned several MM200's but have moved them all along. I am going to go back and check them out again.

[Old Expat Beast]

Thank you, yes it's surprising how flat the MM200 sits on my 6.5 inch compared to the MM300 (sold mine a while back). I expect it will be even more comfortable on a single-pass NATO, so might get one to try.

[RW16610]

Looks great, Adam! Each one of those straps goes very well with the watch.

[Old Expat Beast]

Thanks a lot, Rommel, I'm glad you like them.

[ink3027]

That's a great look. The last side profile shot shows how neat the lug hole placement is, I didn't realize it before but it's so good.

I also think Seiko watches naturally look great on NATO straps. Something about their somewhat chunky design just seems to feel at home on a NATO.

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by ink3027

That's a great look. The last side profile shot shows how neat the lug hole placement is, I didn't realize it before but it's so good.

I also think Seiko watches naturally look great on NATO straps. Something about their somewhat chunky design just seems to feel at home on a NATO.

Thanks, yes the drilled lugs are well located on this one, and the whole case shape works well with many strap types. The lug width being 20mm helps, too

[JoseR]

That watch dial color goes well with all the straps.

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by JoseR

That watch dial color goes well with all the straps.

Thank you

Went back to the bracelet today. Feels right.