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6 May 2012, 05:03 AM | #1 |
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Bracelet or Strap for ROO??
Okay we have seen that there is always debate on on which ROO (Panda, Safari, etc)...but what about the bracelet vs strap??
Seems like a lot of you prefer bracelet over strap. Please share your thought/opinions/pros/cons of both |
6 May 2012, 05:30 AM | #2 |
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I prefer bracelet. But safari only looks good on strap.
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6 May 2012, 06:02 AM | #3 |
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I'm not a big fan of ROO, but there are some amazing models. Number one is Safari on hornback
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I have both the bracelet and various straps for my ROO's, But i must say i prefer straps due the heavy weight with the bracelet.
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I have both and have found it is fun to change it up so I say variety!
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Straps fit me better than a ROO bracelet.
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6 May 2012, 07:43 AM | #7 |
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Is that a survivor strap Thomas, with the buckle? I would like one for my RB 1
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It's the survivor strap with Diver buckle.
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6 May 2012, 08:39 AM | #9 |
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That's a really cool looking strap. The survivor plus diver buckle. Wow.
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6 May 2012, 12:31 PM | #10 |
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Good info gents
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Safari on a stainless bracelet..
I actually like it. Very comfortable, and has more of an 'industrial', all business look:
Admittedly it's not as easy to change around like a Panerai, but going from the bracelet to the horn back, or to a rubber strap really changes the look. |
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prefer the straps on the ROO and bracelets for RO + ROC
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Love the strap on my Diver, thinking of getting a rubber for the Panda to mix it up a bit, that survivor strap with tang would look awesome on the Panda i think.
Thomas, are they easy to get hold of, and do you know how much?
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The strap is 185$ and can be found at your AD or Boutique.
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Thanks Thomas, do you know the part number of the strap plus the diver buckle??
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The Diver buckle i have to look up for you
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That's the survivor strap?
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Sorry tired today:bang head:
Survivor strap is: BR.403.613.002CA
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You need both, but strap first for sure.
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Just FYI, 24mm tang buckles start at $600USD. Guess how I know?
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Anyone know what the AP butterfly clasps run in SS?
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For under a 1000 it is a good option, I have the bracelet already from my Panda and I have the standard diver strap on my Diver so having a survivor strap and buckle would give me a third option, mix and match all three!!!
The article number for the tang buckle would be great it you can find it! Thanks for your help Thomas!:cheer
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Thanks Thomas, Concerned about the comments I see re the deployant and comfort?? What is your opinion??
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I own both strap and bracelet . I like the strap but only problem its not so comfortable as chain , always left with a mark on my wrist whenevr i wear strap
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