Oldest is bestest is a good general rule that applies here.
I voted NTTD because I feel like it's the most versatile. I have all three, but the NTTD works with the most watches.
That's exactly what I tell all the young guys in my weekend basketball league...
Yeah I get you are saying, in comparison the Spectre strap seems somewhat plain and cold - and the Goldfinger strap overly specific
A has that red accent that adds the "pop of color"(TM) that gives the proper regimental look and avoids looking monochrome or overly neutral.
Spectre
My NATO collection is extensive, borderline ridiculous. However, the Spectre gets more wrist-time than all the others combined.
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Oldest is bestest is a good general rule that applies here.
I voted NTTD because I feel like it's the most versatile. I have all three, but the NTTD works with the most watches.
Oldest is bestest is a good general rule that applies here.
That's exactly what I tell all the young guys in my weekend basketball league...
I voted NTTD because I feel like it's the most versatile. I have all three, but the NTTD works with the most watches.
Yeah I get you are saying, in comparison the Spectre strap seems somewhat plain and cold - and the Goldfinger strap overly specific
A has that red accent that adds the "pop of color"(TM) that gives the proper regimental look and avoids looking monochrome or overly neutral.
Spectre
My NATO collection is extensive, borderline ridiculous. However, the Spectre gets more wrist-time than all the others combined.