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I’d want to bring some blue in—big fan of orange and blue. That said, I might not bother with oem Omega. Great straps but way overpriced. A good quality aftermarket will do just fine.
I got the Omega rubber black orange accented, a Hirsch waterproof dark brown leather, and Barton black rubber. I switch between all along with the original steel. I cant make up my mine which is best. More of a mood thing. They all work fine. I did not feel a need for integration.
My current config: the blue alligator/rubber that comes with the blue dial model.
Debating getting the gray and orange strap for the Creamsical. @sah you have the black and orange, how well does the orange trim match the orange dial numerals?
Debating getting the gray and orange strap for the Creamsicle. @sah you have the black and orange, how well does the orange trim match the orange dial numerals?
all black with white stitching
Does anyone happen to know the part number for the creamsicle nato strap (orange/white/grey). I've been scouring but no joy yet. TIA. I have one coming in from a fellow member, though I think the blue rubber is gong to be a winner.
I dont know the part number, but you could call/and/or order from an Omega Boutique. I got my rubber strap that way from the Bellagio Boutique in Las Vegas.
However, I would worry that with the NATO strap, the watch would be sitting extremely high off the wrist pushing 20 mm. Definitely could not be worn with any kind of long sleeve jacket and expect to slide easily over it.