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Watches and Hinderers

Rolex sub on a black mil NATO from Broadarrow.net. Half the weight and oh so comfortable. If you lose a pin you don't lose the watch.

 
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prelude92 said:
Nice older round screws, Will! :)
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Thank you! I think I definitely prefer them to the custom screws. They have a much more industrial look to them. I'm sure the custom screws are stronger and higher tolerance though.

Edit: wait, are you K.M.?
 
Ah, well, a big thank you to you. You're the man! It took me a while to find those. They're exactly what I wanted.
 
Testing out Titanium on my wrist. I seem to get a rash with all other materials...Ti is good so far.

 
You might want to try a NATO strap as it puts a layer of nylon between you and the watch head. Also, a Bunn style strap might do the trick as well.
 
Anything nylon, rubber, leather gives me a rash on the wrist. Tried a nato strap already, still get a rash. The funny thing is only on the wrist, and where my sweat gets trapped under. It's described as being "allergic" to my own sweat, but not that simple. Titanium and ceramics have some properties that can prevent this, so I thought I'd give it a try.
 
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