Antea on Mesh

[quoll]

I had never got around to trying this combination. Then a Volmer came up on the Sales Corner (thanks, Phil!) so I gave it a go. Works well for me...



Made for one another. :love3:

[magirus]

They work very well together. :)

[VinceR]

They work very well together. :)

+1

[Phil Lee]

They work perfectly together. Glad the mesh has gone to a good home.

[MikeB]

They work perfectly together. ..................

They should do, Stowa sells them like this, for a mark-up :)

Looks great!

[Timelord]

Great combo :D

[Toshi]

Great combo :D

I concur :D

Rich

[quoll]

Thanks everyone. It is one of those 'rediscover your watch' moments. Though to be honest, I hadn't forgotten it in the first place.

[micromeca]

Beautiful :thumbright: with the mesh !

Lionel

[MORRI]

I had never got around to trying this combination. Then a Volmer came up on the Sales Corner (thanks, Phil!) so I gave it a go. Works well for me...



Made for one another. :love3:

Very nice
Mesh much underrated IMHO.
I also like the way there is a gap between the case and the bracelet, somehow lightens the feel of the ensemble.

[lee watch]

Yes that mesh is very nice. I have a mesh from Lone Star. I bought it used off one of the forums for about $60 and had it on my Broadarrow PRS-3 for a while. Looked great, but I got a bit tired of the feel of it, being hard and a little heavy. But if I had your watch I would put it right back on. I'm keeping the mesh for a specail occasion, and that Stowa is somewhere on my list. Your picture has moved the Stowa up a few notches!

Lee
San Francisco, California

[Narwhal]

miss my Antea - still one of the best watch deals out there.

nice photos!

[Ric356II]

I agree quoll they go very well together :)

[quoll]

Thanks for the comments. This one is a Volmer 'medium'. I haven't tried a mesh before, so have nothing to compare it to, but it is very comfortable - more so than an oyster bracelet for example. Plus I don't think an oyster would look quite right on an Antea.