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February 06, 2016

Two Seiko Tunas on the Strapcode Endmill Bracelet

Posted at 02:30 PM in Manly Watches | Permalink

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Too bad more watches/straps/bracelets didn't feature the quick change pin system. The ones I have work perfectly----and in half a minute, the owner could easily switch from one band to another without scratching the watch or damaging anything. It would be nice to have the ability to go back to rubber for one of these as needed or wanted. I fear that having both of them on the same bracelets makes them too similar.

Posted by: Angelo | February 14, 2016 at 06:33 AM

Believe it or not, they are very different on the wrist. But I hear you about the same bracelet. I find most leather straps are too short and the ones I really like cost over $300.

Posted by: herculodge | February 14, 2016 at 09:56 AM

Well there's no doubt that brightwork vs. brushed stainless gives whatever you're wearing a very different appearance and even personality. So I do understand that. And honestly, that bracelet looks so good on that model----I could see why you want them dressed the same way.

Posted by: Angelo | February 16, 2016 at 10:54 AM

Yeah, I'm content with them and can't seem to part with the old or the new version.

Posted by: herculodge | February 16, 2016 at 11:42 AM

It's a fine bracelet. There doesn't seem to be enough of a difference between the watches anymore though, but that can be remedied with a completely different strap. Maybe a chunky leather one with different-coloured stitching for some visual flavour.

The Benarus name-change is weird; I don't really like either one. I guess they must be really good friends *shrug*.

Posted by: Ulysses | February 20, 2016 at 01:01 PM

Stevral is name lacking pizzazz and power. For now, I'm content with my near Tuna clones. They hog most of my wrist time. Perhaps I'll use leather later.

Posted by: herculodge | February 20, 2016 at 01:43 PM

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