Reply With QuoteHi David. A perfect compliment to the watch in my opinion. Well done
regards
T
Thoughts? I think they're M.F.E.O ;)
David
Hi David. A perfect compliment to the watch in my opinion. Well done
regards
T
Your photos have reminded me...
A bond should always be on the bond bracelet. Now, they were made for each other
I agree they're the best combo and I love it on the bracelet - but I do like to change things around a bit, just to be different.Originally Posted by RossC
Your photos have reminded me...
A bond should always be on the bond bracelet. Now, they were made for each other
I'm going to be contrary and say that whilst I think the colour is a good match, I find the squares of the strap clash with the waves on the face.
A plain strap, IMO, would work better.
M.
Nice combo, I wonder what the orange carbon would look like against the contrast of the blue. Regards.Kev
If only I knew what MFEO meant :(
I'm going with snowman on this one - I think it would look better on a smooth blue leather strap with contrast stitching as opposed to the carbon. Looks good though - just wouldn't have been my first choice on that watch head.
Simon
Made For Each Other
I agree, possible a smooth blue strap with cream stitching to match that nicely aged lume
Aah yes. Thank you ed and also thanks to castle for the same explanation by PM!.
I came up with a very different interpretation of MF and then couldn't work out the rest :)
Simon
The black and blue clash a little for my tastes, also agree with the squares / waves below
I actually like the look of these on leather straps! And that is the perfect combo :)
Works exceptionally well on a Sinn Arktis as well.
Nice combo!
Have you ever tried it on a mesh bracelet? It's my absolute favourite style on a newer Seamaster. :)
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