But 250 bucks........ How has yours stood up to the rigours of daily life.?My Name Is Pete wrote:Yeah, the Rubber B ones are really nice from what I see. If I were you, I'd order one.
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But 250 bucks........ How has yours stood up to the rigours of daily life.?My Name Is Pete wrote:Yeah, the Rubber B ones are really nice from what I see. If I were you, I'd order one.
Yes, it has - it's a really great product.smegwina wrote:But 250 bucks........ How has yours stood up to the rigours of daily life.?My Name Is Pete wrote:Yeah, the Rubber B ones are really nice from what I see. If I were you, I'd order one.
Many thanks.My Name Is Pete wrote:Yes, it has - it's a really great product.smegwina wrote:But 250 bucks........ How has yours stood up to the rigours of daily life.?My Name Is Pete wrote:Yeah, the Rubber B ones are really nice from what I see. If I were you, I'd order one.
I know that NATO straps are probably more traditional, but I don't think that non-watchy people view them as being anything other than cheap fabric straps.
The Rubber B is sculpted to the body of the watch, so it looks as though it belongs there. I don't wear the Rolex every day, so can't really talk about constant wear, but I'd certainly trust it to last.
Whether it's worth the money. Absolutely it does.