Reply With QuoteThere's a prev thread on this with various solutions. Some elegant some not so much
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I doubt my problem is unique so thought I would see if anyone has found an elegant solution.
Like most forum members I have a few watches, quite a few in fact (30+) and many of those have multiple straps - you know, the usual mix of bracelets, leather, rubber, nato, curved end, straight end....
I have some adequate watch storage boxes, but find my spare straps are becoming harder and harder to keep organised. Has anyone found an elegant solution to organising their spare straps?
There's a prev thread on this with various solutions. Some elegant some not so much
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Oh dear, just seeing this question makes me feel guilty!
interested to see this
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There isn't much choice I'm afraid for strap storage - cheap or expensive.However I may have a new solution.contacted kukiworks and they are going to convert one of their watch rolls to a strap roll for me.I'll post when I get it.
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There is, and it's not very old: Organising your straps...but I'd missed it too.Originally Posted by RustyBin5
There's a prev thread on this with various solutions. Some elegant some not so much
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My solution is to not bugger about changing straps, I just put a different watch on.
Want a watch with a leather strap, put a watch with a leather strap on.
Want a watch with a mesh, put a watch with a mesh on.
Want a watch with a bracelet, put...
I'm just a very naughty boy.
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I may have forgot one or two, apppologies.
You've clearly never owned a strap monster...My solution is to not bugger about changing straps, I just put a different watch on.
Want a watch with a leather strap, put a watch with a leather strap on.
Want a watch with a mesh, put a watch with a mesh on.
Want a watch with a bracelet, put...
Don't even know what that is. And I hope that state of affairs continues indefinitely.
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I'm just a very naughty boy.
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I may have forgot one or two, apppologies.
Thanks for the link - missed that.There is, and it's not very old: Organising your straps...but I'd missed it too.
RossC a clear winner in this department! :)There is, and it's not very old: Organising your straps...but I'd missed it too.
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Watches that are versatile enough to suit many strap colours and types, and usually make it easy to switch straps (i.e. drilled lugholes).
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