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    Strap Suggestions for Sinn St 144 Jubilee?

    Hey guys, for some reason I really wanted a DLC black watch...after a bunch of digging I ended up getting this awesome Sinn from WatchRecon.




    But now I am thinking about putting it on a strap instead of a metal bracelet. I ended up ordering a bunch of black-buckle NATOs the other day, but then I got thinking about leather and maybe even rubber.

    Figured you guys would have lots of ideas Any suggestions or thoughts?


    Thanks,
    Dan


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    Super Member Raza's Avatar
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    One thing I really liked with my black watches was a bit odd, I admit. Light brown/tan leather.

    Ha, I actually found my own picture in a Google search.


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    Super Member Raza's Avatar
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    Gray NATO with PVD hardware works too:


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    Get @ Aaron @ HKTAN he sells an awesome cracked black to your specs



    or a green canvas from Drew would look good too
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    These are some of mine that I do. The one on the right would look sweet.
    (sorry for crummy pictures but what I had handy on iPad)
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    BLACK ALWAYS LOOKS GOOD ON A LIGHT COLORED LEATHER LIKE THIS SHADE

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    No help at all; but for me.... Leave it on the bracelet - It looks the business as it is
    Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.

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    I like DLC/PVD on dark brown leather. My late Pilot Pro:
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    I've always really liked light tan straps on black watches.

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    black watches are fine but i think black watches with black bracelets are just a little too black [ my own opinion of course ]- the only one i have in that vein is the Citizen which i bought because it was all black - very soon became disenchanted with that particular look - now i wear it on a vintage brown -Name:  black1 copy 2.jpg
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Size:  88.1 KB a nice leather strap will change that watch particularly - you will expose those rather large lug ends [ unless you use a knotched strap of course ] so i vote yes to the leather , maybe even tan leather nato

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