Thermexman wrote:^^^^ great looking strap.

Totally agree.

Any more info on it please Neil?

Guy

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^^^^^ Thanks. It's one of my favourites that I also wear on my GMT Master. It fits with my preference for vintage/rustic straps, rather than shiny.

It's made by JPM for Bulang and Sons. Link here.
https://shop.bulangandsons.com/watch-st ... strap.html

DISCLAIMER - best stop once you have looked at the link to the specific strap, as checking out the rest of their strap selection could be injurious to your wallet.

I have bought other JPM straps from Watch Obsession, who tend to charge less than Bulang, but WO don't stock the canvas one.

Neil

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Clarky wrote:

downer wrote:

Richard, when did you change to this from the newer version?

I finally decided to swap in February this year. This one is a late (2012) 16570. Definitely one of my better watch-related decisions.

Today, it's this one:

The Invicta Airman today

I've had this NTH BARRACUDA watch by Chris Vail at Janis Trading sitting new in box for a couple of months and I just couldn't get on with it.
Today I forced myself to take off the oe bracelet (still wrapped and unsized) and fitted an old friend, my waxy tan leather yellowdog nato: the magic is working....


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Dancematt wrote:^^^^^nice one Kevin^^^^^^^

Before:


And now:

Finally back from a total service after a detour to Canada to be replated. Total restoration price - £155. To save a piece of history that helped fight for our freedom from a cockpit of a spitfire or hurricane or whatever....surviving the insurmountable odds of WW2. bargain

Amazing transformation well worth the wait. I'm guessing it's a keeper?

downer wrote:

Clarky wrote:

downer wrote:

Richard, when did you change to this from the newer version?

I finally decided to swap in February this year. This one is a late (2012) 16570. Definitely one of my better watch-related decisions.

I keep coming back to the polar 16570 in my watch-dreaming. I must have tried these on at least half a dozen times. Have you tried it on alternative straps?

It'sAliveJim wrote:The Invicta Airman today

A classic Invicta indeed. I do love this watch!

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Im wearing two today )) SEIKO SARB017 ALPINIST & Sofior Grey (right on the pic) tomorrow, i guess, will put on orient (left).. and maybe smthng else

Thermexman wrote:

Finik wrote:BWC
...

Very nice. Welcome to the Forum. I have the peasant’s version of the BWC.

btw, does hacking work okay? I have some troubles with mine (in mine ETA 2428-2 movement). I sent a few emails to BWC service center but got no answer at all

johnnysharp2 wrote:Citizen Calibre today

allright, I'll put this one tomorrow

Speedy Sunday??? Why not!

atnits wrote:

downer wrote:

I finally decided to swap in February this year. This one is a late (2012) 16570. Definitely one of my better watch-related decisions.

I keep coming back to the polar 16570 in my watch-dreaming. I must have tried these on at least half a dozen times. Have you tried it on alternative straps?

So far, I have only tried it on the Everest rubber strap:



It works so well on the bracelet, I've not yet bothered with any leather straps...

OO PS!