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Old 27 December 2016, 11:44 PM   #61
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Ladies and gents

Have you come across anyone that does endlinks and strap for dj2 41mm - Everest don't and would ideally like to see it

Will go down the smarty end link or apb route if not

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Old 28 December 2016, 04:55 AM   #62
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I like their rubber straps -- having said that, for smaller wrists, it takes a while (a long while) to get Everest rubber to break in, and fit properly on me. Great quality though.
What size are your wrists? Is the tail too long?

I have a 6.5" wrist and am considering the Everest rubber strap with tang buckle.
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Old 28 December 2016, 05:41 AM   #63
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What size are your wrists? Is the tail too long?

I have a 6.5" wrist and am considering the Everest rubber strap with tang buckle.
I have a wrist just under 7", and I prefer the fit of the Rubber B, as the strap is shorter and tapers more. The Rubber B is a little stiffer, but I still prefer the feel of it.

FWIW, I don't like the buckle on either model. The Everest is a better design, but it is too heavy/bulky. The Rubber B is more svelte, but it isn't curved enough. I'm sourcing another option at the moment. Granted, I wear 5 digit references, so you may feel differently if you own bulkier 6 digit watches.
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Old 28 December 2016, 08:32 AM   #64
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Just shipped today. Will post pics after it arrives! Might exchange for the white stitch. We will see!




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Old 1 January 2017, 01:02 AM   #65
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Definitely think this is more of a "sportier" sports watch strap (Daytona would look great). However it looks very good in person - more because quality and fit rather then the style. Style is nice, however maybe not made for this watch. I will be picking up a tan or brown leather strap from Everest as well for more daily use.

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Old 1 January 2017, 02:26 AM   #66
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Thanks for sharing. I also have an Explorer, and would like to see what a tan or brown leather strap would look like. Please post pictures in this thread once you put that combo together. Thanks and happy new years!
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Old 1 January 2017, 03:52 AM   #67
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Thanks for sharing. I also have an Explorer, and would like to see what a tan or brown leather strap would look like. Please post pictures in this thread once you put that combo together. Thanks and happy new years!


Which would you prefer to see? I am indecisive!

I am leaning toward the tan leather.








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Old 1 January 2017, 04:15 AM   #68
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I think both would look great imo. The tan will pop more due to the contrast whereas the dark will be more subdued. I'm leaning towards the darker, but my wife says she doesn't like both, ha! Don't forget to use the 15% off promo: HOLIDAY
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Old 1 January 2017, 04:41 AM   #69
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My wife said the same! So I listened and went black sport. Costly mistake! Now, she opted for dark brown. I'll make a game time decision - Stay tuned!


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Old 1 January 2017, 06:21 AM   #70
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Love Everest fit and comfort on my blnr.
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Old 1 January 2017, 06:39 AM   #72
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How does that stitching on the brown strap look against the watch? You prefer the black or brown?


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Old 1 January 2017, 06:47 AM   #73
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How does that stitching on the brown strap look against the watch? You prefer the black or brown?


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I have used them on GMTc, Explorer 1, Datejust and 116520 Daytona, they both look great. From those 2 my preferred one is brown. Few pictures below:











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Old 1 January 2017, 10:11 PM   #75
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What size are your wrists? Is the tail too long?

I have a 6.5" wrist and am considering the Everest rubber strap with tang buckle.
Mine are 6.5" and the issue is not the length of the tail; it's the tendency of the strap to go inflexibly "down" over my wrist, rather than "out then down," when the dial of the watch is facing up.

Tough to explain properly but the issue does clear up after a few weeks of wear (or else I just get used to it).
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Old 2 January 2017, 08:10 AM   #76
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My Sea-Dweller on an Everest with end links.
When she's getting salt time, she's usually on a NATO or ZULU but casual dry time is on this black leather Everest.
The ends are what sold me.
Now if they had a strap with end links and could dive (and not rubber), that would be great.




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Old 3 January 2017, 12:49 PM   #77
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Just got my Everest rubber strap for my SubC, I noticed the bezel doesn't turn as freely and likely because of the tight fit of the strap is this normal? I can still rotate it but it takes some effort to work it over the rubber lug end
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Old 3 January 2017, 12:52 PM   #78
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Just got my Everest rubber strap for my SubC, I noticed the bezel doesn't turn as freely and likely because of the tight fit of the strap is this normal? I can still rotate it but it takes some effort to work it over the rubber lug end


Not my experience with Everest. My bezel clears the strap completely and is designed to I believe. Maybe double check your install?
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Not my experience with Everest. My bezel clears the strap completely and is designed to I believe. Maybe double check your install?
Had my jeweler install so figured it was a band issue but thanks for the info I'll take it back to them tomorrow to see what they say
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