Nice. However, am I the only one that thinks that $175 for two pieces of rubber is a lot of money?
yeah, yeah, I know, I spent thousands on the watch, why be cheap now?
My local AD claims that they had to jump through hoops and it cost well north of $600 to obtain the official Omega rubber strap for a customer, complete with buckles and snaps and pins and everything else. That's a bunch of baloney, of course, but it's comments like that that make me want to go aftermarket, where I can buy one with one click.
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@duc, do you recommend zealande from personal experience?
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