New rubber strap for NTTD

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Hi All,

Just bought a ‘Zealande’ rubber strap for my NTTD.

Very very pleased with it. It is very comfortable to wear and fits very well. Unlike the Omega rubber strap that I tried & would not fit. The quality of the Zealande is just as good as the Omega strap, at almost half the price. I would recommend it. It also looks very nice, see for yourself:
 
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The Omega rubber strap does fit but you need to slightly customize it. Here’s a screenshot of the original post
 
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Nice! I can vouch for Zealande. I have one of their straps on a Seamaster 300 and I agree that it is a very well-made product.
 
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Nice! I can vouch for Zealande. I have one of their straps on a Seamaster 300 and I agree that it is a very well-made product.

300D or 300H? Do you have some pictures?
 
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300D or 300H? Do you have some pictures?

Sorry, my post may be been misleading. It's actually the Apnea. I believe the case shape is the same as the older generation Seamaster 300M chronographs.

 
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Gorgeous!!!

Sorry, my post may be been misleading. It's actually the Apnea. I believe the case shape is the same as the older generation Seamaster 300M chronographs.

 
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Gorgeous!!!

Thanks! I think so too. Pretty solid alternative to the OEM rubber strap, I think.
 
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Delugs makes a cut-to-size rubber strap. Comes with quick-release, butterfly deployant, and an extra single strap in case you make a mistake while sizing.

Deployant also has ability for micro-adjustments.

Quite good for the price. I’m definitely going to order more colors.
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Bought the Zealande for my NTTD but not a fan of the departure angle of the rubber band at the lugs (too open for my round wrist), based on pictures think the OEM Omega Seamaster black rubber looks better with it’s more aggressive downward angle (internet picture of Semaster black rubber band on NTTD below)