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Love the stark 3d-ness of the face. Not sure why Tudor decided they needed to add 63 lines of text on the bottom half of the second iteration.
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Out in Hyde Puck today
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Forgot to ask - which one are you liking, the B&R or the Tron PAMs? Have you seen them in the flesh?
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I hear ya. My lazyness coupled with high exposure to baths, baby vom and washing up have meant all my watches have ended up on rubber straps.
On the sailcloth straps, I got this one - https://www.watchgecko.com/sailcloth-watch-strap. It’s fine for the money (and the QR bars make life super easy) but it’s thin, so would recommend you go for the padded version if you want some mass.
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That’s what they thought when they were first looking for watches to go into space but pretty sure they’ve discovered that automatics will self-wind in zero gravity (cos of inertia).
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If you’re after a fuss free strap, have you thought about rubber (if that’s not too personal a question)?
My BB is on a Vanguard strap and I really like it, it’s comfy and pretty smart. For me, the filled in lug space changes the feel of the watch a bit - imo it makes it seem a little sportier and casual, which I kinda like - but that‘s just my weird taste.
Watch Obsesion have got some Rios water resistant leather straps and am sure Hirsch have a few options too. Watch gecko do a load of water proof sailcloth type straps which are also pretty smart, including a padded version if you want some chunk.
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Evening all. Been offline the last month or two due to a new arrival. She reckons she’s got the wrist size to pull this look off - I’m not so sure.
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I'm now worried/intrigued about where else you might be wearing your watches
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Wowsers, they're both super lovely watches.
More importantly, what glass polish are you using ?
I’ve got the Vanguard strap mentioned by @Stonehedge on my BBB (see previous page and below quick shots so you can the side and buckle). Most comfy of my rubber straps and does take a Tudor deployment clasp. Only downside is that the strap is sized for buckle use so the tang(?) end of the strap is a bit longer than on the OEM strap designed for deployment use only. Means that the deployment clasp / strap can sit slightly uncomfortably depending on your wrist shape. I found the clasp was more comfy if you wore the strap the wrong way round (Ie tail end pointing out) but then the watch sat a bit funny, so in the end I put the Tang back on and it’s been great. Much cheaper than a Rubber B, which is the only other game in town if you want a rubber strap that takes the oem deployment clasp.