talk to me about RUBBER straps....

[Blansky]

Personally I think if you buy the correct size rubbers, you shouldn’t need straps for it.

They’re supposed to fit pretty snug.

I know, I know, everyone thinks they’re XL.

[Wotch Bouy]

how easy is the fitting process if you re use the clasp off the oyster braclet?

[Wotch Bouy]

just looking on youtube,


Im not sure i like he idea of cutting to size and removing the wetsuit extention link... as i like having that:)

maybe the eveest strap is more suited for me as it uses all teh original clasp?

[Wotch Bouy]

Originally Posted by Blansky

SD with an Everest.

Love the look, the comfort and the "reinvention" of the SD/SUB wrist presence.

did you keep to the clasp fitting?

[Bmorelli11]

Originally Posted by Yuri.Popov

Not Swiss Made, not touching my watch!

Everest are also Swiss made and are vulcanized rubber too. I've been wearing my 14060 on an Everest band and find it really comfortable!

[Yuri.Popov]

More like Made in China with "Swiss Rubber"? I think they're misleading their customers IMHO. There is no such thing as Swiss Rubber and Vulcanized rubber doesn't come from Switzerland either. It comes from Thailand, Indonesia, India, Malaysia.....

That top statement speaks of their leather straps. Those are good and stamped "Swiss Made" like your Rolex. The rubber ones not so much or does your rubber strap says Swiss Made?

Read this thread don't just take my word for it:

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthre...hlight=everest

At the end people like what they like but you have to be truthful about it. This is wordplay & not what yo should expect from a "high end" company.

[Blansky]

Originally Posted by Wotch Bouy

did you keep to the clasp fitting?

I like tang buckles.

[Wotch Bouy]

I ordred the EVEREST with 4x4 link fitment, allowing me to keep the OE links still showing either side of the clasp.
Picking it up tomorrow.

[Bmorelli11]

Originally Posted by Yuri.Popov

More like Made in China with "Swiss Rubber"? I think they're misleading their customers IMHO. There is no such thing as Swiss Rubber and Vulcanized rubber doesn't come from Switzerland either. It comes from Thailand, Indonesia, India, Malaysia.....

That top statement speaks of their leather straps. Those are good and stamped "Swiss Made" like your Rolex. The rubber ones not so much or does your rubber strap says Swiss Made?

Read this thread don't just take my word for it:

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthre...hlight=everest

At the end people like what they like but you have to be truthful about it. This is wordplay & not what yo should expect from a "high end" company.

While I'm pleased with the fit and feel of my Everest rubber strap, it does feel not quite right stating that their straps are made in Switzerland without making the distinction that they're referring to the leather straps and not the rubber. Thanks for your thoughtful reply!

[jojowells43]

Interesting to know. When I bought my 116610LV it came with an extra Rubber B strap from the seller. It does say Swiss Made on it. Never thought much of it since its made for Rolex but good to know there are differences.

Originally Posted by Bmorelli11

While I'm pleased with the fit and feel of my Everest rubber strap, it does feel not quite right stating that their straps are made in Switzerland without making the distinction that they're referring to the leather straps and not the rubber. Thanks for your thoughtful reply!

[Yuri.Popov]

Originally Posted by Bmorelli11

While I'm pleased with the fit and feel of my Everest rubber strap, it does feel not quite right stating that their straps are made in Switzerland without making the distinction that they're referring to the leather straps and not the rubber. Thanks for your thoughtful reply!

[rolex_pseudo]

thinking about getting one of these as well after having scratched my TT GMT 2 clasp on my MacBook. rubber b with tang is what I am leaning towards


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