Omega-style deployant

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Mr.Wolf

·Nov 27, 2019

Hi fellas!

Have anyone tried this one out or have any recommendations for another omega-style one?

Wanting to fit it to a Hirsch Robby on my 2254.50.

https://www.watchobsession.co.uk/co...products/brushed-omega-style-deployment-clasp

 

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X350 XJR

·Nov 27, 2019·Vintage Omega Aficionado

I wouldn't even consider anything from someone who can't even spell it correctly, it's deployant, not deployment.

 

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Donn Chambers

·Nov 27, 2019

That (or any Omega or Omega-style deployant) won’t fit a Hirsch Robby strap, because the ends are too thick. Omega deployant straps are only 2 mm thick at the end in order to slip through the guides on the deployant and be secure.

 

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BradleyJ.

·Nov 27, 2019

Am I wrong or doesn't Hirsch strap come with a deployant clasp?

 

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Evitzee

·Nov 27, 2019

X350 XJR

I wouldn't even consider anything from someone who can't even spell it correctly, it's deployant, not deployment.

Although 'deployant' is the correct word there is a long history of English speaking people using 'deployment'. I wouldn't rule it out because of that. If it's of reasonable quality they can call it anything they want.

 

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140dave

·Nov 27, 2019

BradleyJ.

Am I wrong or doesn't Hirsch strap come with a deployant clasp?

Depends on the strap but usually it’s an option from Hirsch.
I was pointed to RHD in another thread and really like their deployant, wearing mine with my 2254.50 as we speak. It will work with any traditional strap, I’ve used it with my Hirsch Mariner strap also. http://www.mywatchmaker.net/deployantclasp.htm

 

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BradleyJ.

·Nov 27, 2019

140dave

Depends on the strap but usually it’s an option from Hirsch.
I was pointed to RHD in another thread and really like their deployant, wearing mine with my 2254.50 as we speak. It will work with any traditional strap, I’ve used it with my Hirsch Mariner strap also. http://www.mywatchmaker.net/deployantclasp.htm

I'm not a huge fan of the butterfly style but I noticed on the Hirsch website that all the deployant style strap also had an included folding clasp. Maybe theres another section I'm missing that only has the straps and no clasp.

 

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140dave

·Nov 27, 2019

The Hirsch clasp is also butterfly style. With a strap that has loops, like the OPs Hirsch Robby, it’s the style that looks right in the end. Using the Omega style bifold you will end up with an empty strap loop with nothing to tuck into it. Not the best pics but may help clarify a bit, and no loops on an Omega strap with deployant.

 

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BradleyJ.

·Nov 27, 2019

I'll stick with the omega clasps and either omega or JR straps

 

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padders

·Nov 28, 2019·Oooo subtitles!

Donn Chambers

That (or any Omega or Omega-style deployant) won’t fit a Hirsch Robby strap, because the ends are too thick. Omega deployant straps are only 2 mm thick at the end in order to slip through the guides on the deployant and be secure.

Some Omega clasps are specifically designed to fit thicker 2.7mm strap ends. The one for the Snoopy sailcloth strap is such. I have one, model 94521883. I think in reality there is some leeway on all of them, but I agree I wouldn’t personally use a std strap on one, the length would be all wrong too.

Edited: Nov 28, 2019

 

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Duckie

·Nov 28, 2019

padders

Some Omega clasps are specifically designed to fit thicker 2.7mm strap ends. The one for the Snoopy sailcloth strap is such. I have one, model 94521883. I think in reality there is some leeway on all of them, but I agree I wouldn’t personally use a std strap on one.the length would be all wrong too.

Precisely 😀