Thanks for posting this! Very few quality video reviews of watch straps on CZcams like this. Some of my favorite straps are manufactured by delugs. I'm also intrigued by some offerings from Atelier de Griff and Veblenist.
Thank you Bob! I have heard good thinks about delugs and I’ve got to check the others out too. Some of those you mentioned can go a little over $100 but I still believe they are a steal compared to what you pay for from big name brands. Thank you for watching
make sense, I guess pueblo or other higher end veg tan Tuscan leather are readily available online for individual artisans at about $15-20 per sq ft and it takes some skills and time to work it but Tudor or Omega are charging $500-600 per strap it seems pretty crazy
I’ve got a couple of ones from artisan straps. Their croc and calf straps are by far the best value out there. And I’ve tried them all, from delugs to David lane design.
The buckles are an area of improvement in my opinion as well. They work well and the leather is exceptional but they lack that heft and thickness to be very excellent..I do enjoy their straps and they compare well to others
Thanks for posting this! Very few quality video reviews of watch straps on CZcams like this. Some of my favorite straps are manufactured by delugs. I'm also intrigued by some offerings from Atelier de Griff and Veblenist.
Thank you Bob! I have heard good thinks about delugs and I’ve got to check the others out too. Some of those you mentioned can go a little over $100 but I still believe they are a steal compared to what you pay for from big name brands. Thank you for watching
Delugs is my favorite as well!
@@cedarcanoe I've really got to check them out with all the good things ive been hearing :)
Delugs is not bad but mass produced .
@@JJ-rr7pc I don’t see the relevancy of your reaction. Delugs is handmade by several skilled craftsmen and women.
I just received two Colareb vintage style leather straps, $60 US each, very happy with them.
I absolutely love you Skyliner ❤️ great video man!
Thanks so much buddy! It’s a stunning watch- with a bit of grand seiko DNA
make sense, I guess pueblo or other higher end veg tan Tuscan leather are readily available online for individual artisans at about $15-20 per sq ft and it takes some skills and time to work it but Tudor or Omega are charging $500-600 per strap it seems pretty crazy
I’ve got a couple of ones from artisan straps. Their croc and calf straps are by far the best value out there. And I’ve tried them all, from delugs to David lane design.
Haven't tried David Lane Design- thanks for the suggestion!
@@atimelyperspective5085 overpriced
@@JJ-rr7pc What would your choice of leather straps under $100 outside of artisan straps? Always keen to learn of alternatives
What about artisan vs Delugs? Delugs have a lot of options and seems to be good value for the money. I am looking for my strap store haha
Awesome video bro!!
Thanks bud! 😃
Nice show on the straps. Do you know if they support large wrist like 8.5 inches in diameter?
Your LeCoultre is to die for, just wow
Thank you! All original right down to the crystal, dial and hands- they sometimes pop up randomly for really fair prices
Great Video ! Keep up the good work brother
How is the buckle on the Atelier? The straps are beautiful, but sometimes they have cheap buckles. I have a longines and want a solid buckle, thanks.
The buckles are an area of improvement in my opinion as well. They work well and the leather is exceptional but they lack that heft and thickness to be very excellent..I do enjoy their straps and they compare well to others
I couldn't catch the name of your Le Coultre! What model is it?
It’s the Wrist Alarm! They were branded like this before they switched to Memovox
@@perpetuality, thanks!
@@argat11 very welcome, thanks for watching!
I'm here for those nice watches man, straps are nice though.
Hey there, what brand is that white dial watch?
beautiful watches and voice
Thank you!
Nice
99% of customers want or only purchase leather straps for $50 or less at our shop.
So what?
Do you have a URL for your shop?
i just buy cheap ones on amazon and swap them often