I don't know what this is called but wish it were more common
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Dennis
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I've not seen that before, is it to stop the leather rubbing against the case? I think using curved springbars achieves the same result.
I'm having a difficult time seeing what it is that you've mentioned. Do you have a link to the strap or a pick of just the strap?
I'm having a difficult time seeing what it is that you've mentioned. Do you have a link to the strap or a pick of just the strap?
The case is scalloped or has a cutout between the lugs that better allows for straps.
It's a feature of some cases to make strap changes easier - works better with NATO's too.
My kamasu had the same thing. Maybe it’s a Japanese thing? 🤔
Why do you wish it were more common? What benefits are there to having that? Honestly asking
Why do you wish it were more common? What benefits are there to having that? Honestly asking
Have you ever put a strap on a watch and found it was rubbing the case or was hard to put in because there wasn't room or had a strap pop off because there wasn't enough room? This solves that.
Have you ever put a strap on a watch and found it was rubbing the case or was hard to put in because there wasn't room or had a strap pop off because there wasn't enough room? This solves that.
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My kamasu had the same thing. Maybe it’s a Japanese thing? 🤔
Same with my Seiko's that short lugs. Helps with the straps. Even Casio duro has the cutout.
There is a small one one the sinn 556. But yeah I saw that on seikos.
It also allows for a shorter lug to lug.
Sheesh, that is nice. The 124270 does the opposite! 😅